Sentence examples for holding that knowledge from inspiring English sources
Berry, 146 F.3d at 1011 (holding that knowledge of defendant's capacity to monitor is insufficient to establish consent).
G.E. Moore disagreed, holding that knowledge is indeed a value, but an intrinsic one, and this expanded Moore's list of basic values.
Wittgenstein holds that knowledge is radically different from certitude and that neither concept entails the other.
Some philosophers have held that knowledge is a state of mind i.e., a special kind of awareness of things.
He held that knowledge can be extended and explained by resorting to metaphysical and general principles of reason (or "maxims") when empirical investigations yield no new knowledge.
Perspectivism is a concept which holds that knowledge is always perspectival, that there are no immaculate perceptions, and that knowledge from no point of view is as incoherent a notion as seeing from no particular vantage point.
"In several flip-tax court cases, the courts have held that knowledge that a transfer fee may be imposed was a necessary element as to the validity of the fee," Mr. Schein said.
A necessary condition of "A knows that p," therefore, is p. Some philosophers have held that knowledge is a state of mind i.e., a special kind of awareness of things.
Although this problem was primarily a concern of metaphysics, not epistemology, it had the consequence that all major Greek philosophers held that knowledge must not itself change or be changeable in any respect.
In his Theaetetus 151 183, Plato argues that Theaetetus, who holds that knowledge is nothing but perception, is committed to Protagoras's view via an argument from conflicting appearances.
