In the process, the state has used psychiatrists and psychologists to furnish knowledge on undesirable populations, and psychiatrists and psychologists have protected state interests.
He worries at the same contentious bone in a recent issue of the London Review of Books, where, in a fine essay on Henry James's The Wings of the Dove, he sets out to address the age-old argument - ages older even than Socrates -between art and philosophy as to whether art can furnish knowledge and, if so, what kind.
By teaming up with Sonos we want to combine IKEA home furnishing knowledge with Sonos' expertise within great home sound".
By making social factors an inextricable, substantive determinant of what counts as true or false in the realm of the sciences (and elsewhere), social constructivism stands opposed to the realist contention that theories can be understood as furnishing knowledge of a mind-independent world.
If so, the deduction cannot furnish apriori knowledge of (3), pace the incompatibilist.
If we could also compare the experiences of prenatal care utilization for a specific cohort before and after the implementation of the NHI, we would be able to furnish more knowledge in this area.
Non-conceptual perception furnishes us with knowledge of pure existence (sanmātra) rather than with protodata to construct imagined particulars.
not of bowes, as he said of Ulysses, but of sentences, resolutions and discourses of Philosophie: he hath beene conversant, I say, no doubt in all maner of literature: and I warrant you, no stranger nor Barbarian borne, but a Grecian, thorowly furnished with all knowledge and doctrine of the Gereks.
This study contributes knowledge that furnishes a basis for policy modifications that would result in mental health services better adapted to young people's needs.
The power of this experimental approach to knowledge has furnished us with understanding and technology that have shaped the modern world.
It cannot furnish itself with unlimited knowledge.
