Sentence examples for ground for knowledge from inspiring English sources

According to Descartes, "customs and habits" do not provide a firm ground for knowledge.

This lack of method in Scheler is in part due to the foundational nature of the emotional life, his conviction that love is the ground for knowledge – a foundational relation in direct opposition to Husserl.

Hume's skeptical arguments regarding causal reasoning are more radical than his skeptical questioning of reason as such, insofar as they call into question even experience itself as a ground for knowledge and implicitly challenge the credentials of Newtonian science itself, the very pride of the Enlightenment.

From a nursing perspective, results from combined method studies describing both quantity and quality aspects on prostate cancer sequels are lacking, though they would be useful as they contain a wide area of information and constitute a solid ground for knowledge.

In the most plausible versions of foundationalism sensory experience plays an important role in the foundation, providing a ground for observational knowledge from which further knowledge can be inferred higher up in the structure.

The system has potentially prepared the ground for health knowledge translation [ 14].

One can forge a linguistic discipline to discuss it but the presential knowledge involved is not informational and cannot be grounds for public knowledge but indicators for initiates.

Yet while Doerr is sincere in wanting to make the classroom a breeding ground for high-output knowledge, he's a rookie when it comes to politics.

Indeed, TB and HIV have presented many challenges independently and through their interaction, but their close association has also created fertile ground for cross-pollination of knowledge and ideas between the historically distinct scientific communities and health programmes.

The village in our fairytale wanted to make Belle believe that our world was smaller than the way she saw it — that her curiosity and her passion for knowledge were grounds for alienation.

Watson also expressed admiration for her "Beauty and the Beast" character, Belle, saying the Best Actor award was for "who Belle is and what she represent[s]." "The village in our fairytale wanted to make Belle believe that our world was smaller than the way she saw it — that her curiosity and her passion for knowledge were grounds for alienation," Watson added.