Sentence examples for intellectual cognition from inspiring English sources

There is contention especially between proponents of intuition, such as Benedetto Croce (1866 1952), and champions of intellectual cognition, such as Hospers.

As higher functioning areas of their brains are underdeveloped, emotion moves them at a deeper level, lighting up the same part of their brain, the limbic system, as meaningful music, and possibly creating a bridge to greater intellectual cognition.

What about intellectual cognition?

Thus sensory experience plays a major role in intellectual cognition.

Therefore, sense perception and intellectual cognition are complementary.

Auriol's theory of human intellectual cognition of singulars also shows the influence of his rejection of intuitive intellectual cognition in this life.

This explanation implies that these forms, "with which the prophets armed themselves," are inferior to purely intellectual cognitions.

So instead of being a pinnacle of intellectual sophistication, cognition of absences may be primal.

As Robert Pasnau rightly notes, intellectual intuitive cognition is in effect a "form of extra-sensory perception" (Pasnau [2002]).

Intellectual intuitive cognition does not require phantasms; the cognized object somehow just causes the intellectual act by which its existence is made present to the intellect.

Scotus's much bolder claim concerns intellectual intuitive cognition, by which the intellect cognizes a particular thing as existing at that very moment.