Many do find it intuitive and prima facie plausible that they are acquainted with or directly aware of at least experiential states and their features, and that this direct awareness is a fundamental source of knowledge.
Over half of the voters inter viewed (54 per cent) were directly aware of Mr. Agnew's attacks on Mr. Goodell.
These are things of which each person is directly aware, and there is no special "problem" about their existence.
During this same period, only 13percentnt were directly aware of interesting or important news being made by Mr. Ottinger.
In each case, according to sense-data theorists, there is something of which one is directly aware, and that something is the sense-datum.
Even if a sense experience is caused by a defective sense organ, it remains true that one is directly aware of the content of the sensation.
And millions of people who will benefit from that soul-draining work – many of whom may never be directly aware of it.
The theory is that by connecting with the present moment, calmly observing our thoughts, feelings and sensations so as to become more directly aware of them, mindfulness practitioners become, essentially, better able to manage them.
Jim Grinberg, a union spokesman, said that Connecticut workers were not directly aware of the details and provisions of the Bell Atlantic contract when they threatened to walk off their jobs unless their proposed contract was reworked.
While Clinton was, ultimately, the buck-stopper at State, she is more able to distance herself from the problems identified by the Senate report if it doesn't specify that she was directly aware of them.
Stuart Applebaum, a spokesman for Random House, said in a statement: "We can't comment on this matter, in part because we have not been made directly aware of any plans affecting specific Random House Inc.
