If displaced from their specific context, how can particular methodologies destabilize structures of thought or knowledge production?
The title is helpfully explained in the program by two dictionary definitions: an instrument of thought or knowledge; a system of rules or principles of demonstration or investigation in philosophy.
In 1954, Phillip Morris Vice President George Weissman announced that Philip Morris would "stop business tomorrow" if "we had any thought or knowledge that in any way we were selling a product harmful to consumers".
In Kant's conception, an argument of this kind begins with a compelling premise about our thought, experience, or knowledge, and then reasons to a conclusion that is a substantive and unobvious presupposition and necessary condition of this premise.
A substantial philosophical tradition, going back at least to Descartes (1637/1985; 1641/1984; also Augustine c. 420 C.E./1998), ascribes a kind of epistemic perfection to at least some of our judgments (or thoughts or beliefs or knowledge) about our own minds infallibility, indubitability, incorrigibility, or self-intimation.
In general, primates do not understand each other as mental agents with thoughts and beliefs, or knowledge about the world.
The court claimed that once an author "has published his book, and given his thoughts, sentiments, knowledge or discoveries to the world, he can have no longer an exclusive possession of them.
I've only been tweeting since February, but I've already found that one social media minute can provide a laugh or a tear, teach me something new or let me share my thoughts and knowledge with others.
The movie doesn't share Star's point of view — rather, it follows Star, but deprives the viewer of her thoughts, her knowledge, her past, her mind.
Thoughts and knowledge do not motivate if they do not turn into feelings.
In other words, we should approach thoughts and knowledge only as a preliminary step towards attitudes.
