And since the scholar official in China was expected to be skilled in the "Six Arts"—ceremonial ritual, music, calligraphy, mathematics, archery, and charioteering culture and the arts tend to be more closely connected with intellect and the life of the mind than in the western traditions.
Along with this view of sensation, Coleridge adopted Böhme's idea of connecting to God through the will instead of the intellect, and that pantheism should be denied.
Since all levels of intellect are connected, knowledge is an existential relationship of identity and the cognition of certainty in which the intellecting subject becomes identified with the intellected object (ittihad al-'aqil wa-l-ma'qul).
It isn't intellect that connects us to other people.
A woman of great beauty, sharp intellect, keen curiosity, strong opinions, and a never-failing sense of humor, she had a gift for gathering friends and connecting people in circles of caring and sharing.
Accordingly, it is natural to connect liberum arbitrium with both intellect and will.
These are not dots, data points, encouraging you to connect them by your own applied intellect.
After first making the case that intellect and virtue are connected, (and even quoting Aristotle), Garvey discussed the hazards of binge drinking.
Most of the time, I connect to an art through instinct and not intellect.
I really value intellect, but I like people who are connected with real stuff, too.
