Committed as Rosenzweig remains, in the Star, to this systematic task, he breaks from German Idealism perhaps most dramatically in the standpoint out of which he insists systematic knowledge is to be attained.
One may read the very first sentence of the Star—"All knowing of the All begins in death, the fear of death"—as a programmatic announcement of Rosenzweig's basic quarrel with German Idealism over the standpoint out of which systematic knowledge may be attained: an Absolute standpoint that claims to overcome the limits of human finitude will not yield true knowledge of the All.
It was logical to prioritize the parents' subjective perspective in this study, but we realize that deeper knowledge could be attained if supplemented by observations/assessments; e.g. parent-child interaction, the children's attachment, health data and how the children function in day care.
And this knowledge must be attained on its own terms.
He concluded that kashf is the only means through which true and trustworthy knowledge can be attained and described it as "a light with which God floods the heart of the believer".
It is unavoidable, for otherwise no meaningful knowledge can be attained.
The fundamental problem of economic order, Hayek had been arguing since the 1930s, is the fact that knowledge (what we call today "information") is dispersed (Hayek 1945); second, the notion that such knowledge can be attained through measurement and measurement only.
"In today's world, the dissemination of knowledge can effectively be attained for free via books, MOOCs, adaptive learning software, etc. Traditional universities still largely look at the dissemination of knowledge as their primary responsibility".
In Of the Knowledge of Others and of Oneself, Scudéry argues that self-knowledge can be attained only if one meets certain moral conditions for self-scrutiny.
Given that equity in health is a foundational concept for GHR in general and the Teasdale-Corti program specifically, teams planned and implemented research in a manner that allowed knowledge to be broadly shared and applied to attain equitable health outcomes.
