(Aristotle, whose gods were in no way dependent
upon objects of knowledge other than themselves, will not be disturbed by such a conclusion, but for Plato the denial of divine providence was intolerable.)
Not exact matches
Knowledge is a later development
of consciousness and occurs only when consciousness reflects on itself by turning back
upon itself and positing a former moment
of experience as an
object of awareness.
The ultimate
object of man wherein lies his greatest happiness in future life is to gain
knowledge of the realities
of things so far as his nature allows, and do what is incumbent
upon him.
To illustrate, this talk will focus on infants»
knowledge of objects, agents, and social beings, and on two new systems
of concepts that emerge quite suddenly at the end
of the first year: concepts
of objects as kinds whose forms afford specific functions for action, and concepts
of people as social agents whose mental states are shareable experiences
of the things they act
upon.
They do that by using a highly - developed mental «map»
of the subject
knowledge which they have built up by working in the area — as definition # 4 says, they are dependent
upon «the nature
of an
object as it is known in the mind.»