The epistemological interests of analytic philosophers in the first half of the 20th century were largely focused on the relationship between knowledge and perception.
In his main work, The Natural and the Supernatural (1931), Oman developed this view in a wide-ranging treatment of knowledge and perception, of necessity and freedom, and of the history and classification of religions.
The next four arguments (163a-168c) present counter-examples to the alleged equivalence of knowledge and perception.
The knowledge and perception of farmers regarding soil erosion is important when we consider sustainable land management practices.
Anyone who tries to take seriously the thesis that knowledge is perception has to adopt theories of knowledge and perception like Protagoras' and Heracleitus'.
The results suggest that both the students' knowledge and perception on hydrogen technology improve between the pre-assignment and the post-assignment surveys.
While learning goals are known and already set, initial information and technology skills, knowledge and perception of students are not well known.
To determine the impact of education on nurses' knowledge of delirium, knowledge and perception of a validated screening tool, and delirium screening in the ICU.
To assess Florida pharmacists' experience, knowledge, and perception of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and to identify areas for pharmacist training.
In the Theaetetus Socrates discusses Protagoras' main doctrine and refers to it as "the muthos of Protagoras" (164d9) (in the same line Socrates also calls Theaetetus' defence of the identity of knowledge and perception a muthos).
A distinction of this sort plays a central role in Austin's "Other Minds" (1946) and Sense and Sensibilia (1962a) discussions of knowledge and perception, and also figures in his "Ifs and Cans" (1956a) discussion of abilities.
