Sentence examples for conceptions of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Restatements internal to a linguistic tradition may go hand in glove with shifts in philosophical conceptions of knowledge (epistemology).

We then examine our methodological approaches in light of these conceptions of knowledge.

Welcome to the companion website for the upcoming Accelerator Workshop Conceptions of Knowledge and Belief in Religion and Science.

As a result, we know little about conceptions of knowledge and belief in other cultures, including China and the Middle East.

This may enable a departure away from narrow conceptions of knowledge and its instrumentalism, thus supporting the academic community and its actors in forming a more holistic view of the value of knowledge within this context.

Hegel's major works, including, in addition to the Science of Logic, the Phenomenology of Spirit (1807) and the Philosophy of Right (1821), all contain detailed and powerful rejoinders to Kantian conceptions of knowledge, truth, and freedom.

The purely sensate conception of knowledge had its most thoroughgoing theoretician in Étienne Bonnot de Condillac.

In Intention, she criticised the way philosophers since Descartes have had a conception of knowledge, even knowledge of one's own actions, as "incorrigibly contemplative", passive, speculative.

Spinoza took this conception of knowledge from Descartes, who had himself toyed with the idea of presenting metaphysical arguments in the geometrical manner.

This heterogeneous conception of knowledge co-production provides helpful ambiguity allowing actors with different perspectives on science and its role in society to engage in Future Earth.

The purpose of this study is to promote a conception of knowledge, based on subjectivity that defines the concrete value of an aesthetic education.