Sentence examples for intuition knowledge from inspiring English sources

So it's displaying a capability eerily similar to what we call intuition – "knowledge obtained without conscious reasoning".

This cognitive unity is achieved in two ways through reason (which Spinoza termed "knowledge of the second kind") and through intuition ("knowledge of the third kind").

This characterization of finitism as primarily to do with intuition and intuitive knowledge has been emphasized in particular by (Parsons, 1998) who argues that what can count as finitary on this understanding is not more than those arithmetical operations that can be defined from addition and multiplication using bounded recursion.

Word intuition is speakers' intuitive knowledge on wordhood.

Word intuition is speakers' intuitive knowledge of what a word is and can be defined individually or collectively.

And while everyday knowing proceeds by comparisons of intuitions, scientific knowledge replaces intuitions in these comparisons with precisely delineated concepts.

Moreover, Kaplan can explain why we might ordinarily have the intuition that knowledge is of special epistemic value by noting that knowledge could very easily be confused with mere justified true belief.

Like all good trekking operators, Ms. Shea and her guides, like Noel, have the intuition and knowledge to match horse with rider.

My assumption that she would stay stable during our short trip to the emergency room had been based on intuition, not knowledge.

Royce also supervised Lewis's 1910 Harvard Ph.D. dissertation " The Place of Intuition in Knowledge".

Schlick's discussion of the differences between intuition and knowledge laid the groundwork for his treatment of realism.