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.
Unlike Duns Scotus, Ockham did not require the object of intuitive knowledge to exist; nor did he hold that intuitive knowledge must be caused by its object.
His answer notwithstanding, it is characteristic of intuitive knowledge, according to Ockham, that it is unmediated.
According to Ockham, there are two kinds of intuitive knowledge: natural and supernatural.
William of Ockham (c. 1285 1349?) radically revised Duns Scotus's theory of intuitive knowledge.
But this would be a case of false belief, he contends, not intuitive knowledge.
We will begin by exploring the intuitive knowledge that infants have before their first birthday.
In comparison, a previously developed fuzzy-logic controller using merely expert and intuitive knowledge performed worse.
If people have an intuitive knowledge of categories of time and space, as Kant believed, then these must be universal.
In his most significant work, the Traité des sensations, Condillac questioned Locke's doctrine that the senses provide intuitive knowledge.
