Sentence examples for knowledge for oneself from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the specific epistemic relationships we develop with others require that certain forms of knowledge be shared with some, but not others, calling into question any idea that the only epistemic value is the acquisition of knowledge for oneself and others (Townley 2003, 2011; Grasswick 2011).

It is the frank desire for an unvarnished and valid knowledge of oneself, a knowledge that may reveal the need for moral conversion, which permits the noetic agent to arrive at authentic knowledge of one's soul.

Proponents of these arguments for materialism could respond by claiming either that knowledge of oneself as a mental thing is less certain than this alleged contrast implies, or that knowledge of oneself as a physical thing is more certain than it implies.

This knowledge of oneself makes people better, and it makes companies better.

In 'Three Varieties of Knowledge', Davidson develops the metaphor of triangulation into the idea of a three-way conceptual interdependence between knowledge of oneself, knowledge of others and knowledge of the world.

"Autopsy" literally means "to see for oneself, " and, despite our knowledge and technology, when we look we're often unprepared for what we find.

If one thinks perceptively and carefully about what to pursue (or shun) and do (or forbear from), one can readily understand and assent to practical propositions such as that life and health, knowledge, and harmony with other people are desirable for oneself and anyone else.

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"Respect for oneself and one another".

("Pro se" means "for oneself" in Latin).

Fear for oneself, fear for those one loves.