Sentence examples for modes of cognition from inspiring English sources

It's the critic's job nowadays not just to try to survive and flourish amid ever-shifting modes of cognition and transmission, but to define new standards that might offer clarity and illumination amid all the change.

This tripartite division typifies the Academy's tendency to bridge the gap between the two traditional modes of cognition, the mode of sense experience and the mode of intellection.

At the Media Lab, we are driven to appreciate alternative means of thinking— modes of cognition that are unique and lead to similarly unorthodox solutions to the world's most confounding issues.

In IIp40s2, Spinoza discusses four kinds of knowledge or modes of cognition.

For simple cognition Gregory adopts the common terminology of the dichotomy between intuitive and abstractive cognition, although the difference between the two is based on the objects rather than the modes of cognition.

Although this line fits oddly with the argument from which Boethius set out, he may already be anticipating the Principle of Modes of Cognition, which he proposes in the Consolation (see Section 6 below).

Political leaders have an incentive to get their followers to use the group mode of cognition, not the person-to-person.

Or, people may be able to engineer 'animistic' thinking, a mode of cognition in which the significant features of the world – such as large animals, trees, distinctive landscape features – are regarded as sentient and intentional beings; so that the individual experiences a personal relationship with the world.

Here again Ibn Kammuna connects this special mode of cognition with tajriba, repeated experience.

In the first case, a mode of cognition, such as belief, images Intellect's eternal state by being a representational state.

Leibniz treated the senses according to Kant as an inferior mode of cognition, the senses having only the "despicable task" of confusing and distorting the representations of reason (KRV B. 332).