The interesting questions are not about our concepts of names, knowledge, persons and so on, but about the worldly items, if any, that these concepts refer to (Kornblith 2002; Knobe and Nichols 2008).
To our knowledge, person-to-person transmission has not been reported, except for transmission from mother to fetus (7 ) and 1 previous cluster in December 2003 of infection through organ transplantation (9, 10 ).
Following Rose, biomedical technologies are assemblages of material objects, knowledge, persons and systems of judgements, which in their practice are culturally framed by certain presuppositions and assumptions about human beings [ 10].
Functions attributed to the FP include the representation of self-knowledge, other person knowledge, and mentalizing or theory of mind processes [48].
Knowledge that person to person transmission was not a major mode of transmission enabled infection control interventions for S. maltophilia to be targeted more effectively.
This resulted in professional caregivers having contextualised and personal knowledge of persons with dementia.
As a consequence, brain function gets better with more storage, i.e., the more knowledge a person has.
Specifically, disrupting the ATL (a region tuned to semantic knowledge including person identity) selectively hinders WM accrual for celebrity faces while leaving the accrual for unfamiliar faces intact.
The cognitive scheme of values concerns the kinds of knowledge a person values, for their own sake or for the sake of their practical consequences.
