But if that art is either difficult or challenging, then it can, if no effort is made to appreciate the art, be a bad experience that leads to no knowledge of the self but does become a highly biased knowledge of the work of art itself.
For Sweerts, knowledge of the work of other artists must have sharpened his skills.
During her Paris summers she acquired a deeper knowledge of the work of Godard, Bresson, Genet, Lévi-Strauss, Robbe-Grillet, Nathalie Sarraute — the people she would write about in "Against Interpretation".
At present, to our best knowledge, just the work of Jouault and Seta (2013, 2014) falls in this research direction.
However, Connell (1967) has established that Malebranche's argument was drawn from the account of angelic knowledge in the work of the Spanish scholastic, Francisco Suárez (1548 1617).
"He said the meetings allow U.S. scientists, who volunteer their time, to combine their knowledge with the work of colleagues around the world.
While the utilization of CHWs has been documented in other marginalized populations, there is little knowledge surrounding the work of re-entry CHWs with individuals released from incarceration.
In my studies in seminary and beyond, I employed my legal knowledge to the work of fusing faith and political action through the ethical study of undocumented immigration.
The higher demand for psychological workers was possibly due to people's increasing concern about psychological health but with limited knowledge of the work of "psychological workers" and that of other volunteers.
Muslim knowledge of other religions was more advanced than European knowledge, notably in the work of the theologian Ibn Ḥazm (994 1064).
