DOGMATISM AND ABSOLUTE KNOWING
.... given by the intellect, independent of all experience, a priori, and signifies the function, manner and law of
knowing and acting, which the
subject finds in ....
(10280

41

)
Karl Popper
.... he believes in science so firmly - as we see in both of his essays "On the Theory of the Objective Mind" and "Epistemology Without a
Knowing Subject" is that ....
(526

2

)
Instrumental Realism by Don Ihde
.... be
subject, not to a theory of the
knowing subject, but rather to a theory of discursive practice" (p. 33, quoting Foucault's The Order of Things). ....
(1631

7

)
hume vs. Induction
.... only their impressions. Hence the question arises: Can the
knowing subject be certain of the existence of known objects? If so, to ....
(1215

5

)
David Hume
.... only their impressions. Hence the question arises: Can the
knowing subject be certain of the existence of known objects? If so, to ....
(1941

8

)
Yeats: When You Are Old, Epitomizes the Perils of Love
.... and age will whither the fatuous love of admirers, Yeats indicates that his is a true love - a love that originates in the
knowing depths of his
subject's soul ....
(832

3

)
Post-Modern Culture
.... to try and thread his way out of this theoretical cul de sac by deploying art as epistemology (Jay, 1984), substituting the artist for the
knowing subject. ....
(2739

11

)
Discourse, Knowledge and Location of Subjects
.... part of the speaker and the listener, but discourse is also influenced by the location (psychically as well as otherwise) of the
knowing or speaking
subject. ....
(909

4

)
Administrators and teachers
.... It is known, he said, that good teachers produce good students, and that
knowing one's
subject,
knowing how to teach it, and abtually being able to teach it ....
(1167

5

)
Assessing Teachers & Administrators
.... It is known, he said, that good teachers produce good students, and that
knowing one's
subject,
knowing how to teach it, and abtually being able to teach it ....
(1167

5

)
The Dialectic of Inclusion: Systematic Theology in Dialogue
.... What is lacking here is the correlation of objective logos (system) and subjective logos (
knowing and policies), the participation of
subject and object in one ....
(10040

40

)
Aspects of the Nursing Profession
.... in perspective caused by non-critical acceptance of one source of
knowing and thereby .... is to say that they are problem-centered rather than
subject-centered). ....
(2389

10

)
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
.... as a saint, a master of quality, a genius delineator or uniter of
subject and object .... No. What Socrates died for was humility, was not
knowing, was the power of ....
(1495

6

)
Hospital Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment
.... For instance, they admit they selected some items that required responses from the
subject knowing the possibility of respondent burden and that part of the ....
(1614

6

)
Modern Occultism & New Age Thought
.... of Hegel's philosophy is a structure the concepts of which--freedom,
subject, mind, notion .... to the goal where he can lay aside the title 'love of
knowing' and be ....
(5828

23

)
The Words by Sartre
.... of self-consciousness that is associated with Hegelian
Knowing and with Sartre's own elaboration of subjective consciousness of what the
subject encounters as ....
(1580

6

)
Instrumental Behavior
.... In classical conditioning, exposure to the US does not depend on the
subject's behavior. In my case, the CS would be
knowing that my parents would want to know ....
(953

4

)
Leibniz's Philosophical System
.... that all things are
subject to corruption and this is the only contingency (560). It is a contingency, however, simply because we are incapable of
knowing it. ....
(1757

7

)
The Metaphysics of Leibniz
.... that all things are
subject to corruption and this is the only contingency (560). It is a contingency, however, simply because we are incapable of
knowing it. ....
(1757

7

)
Epistemological Development of Women
.... reasons and argue, in favor or opposed to a given position on a
subject, the person .... Women, who often utilize the form of connected
knowing at this position of ....
(1851

7

)
The Tragic Hero of Drama
.... poetry to general concepts of what drama and poetry as a
subject should include .... later does kill his father and marry his mother, all without
knowing who they ....
(2021

8

)
Ad hominem fallacy
.... For example, if A makes a statement B, then C attacks A as being an unreliable person, or not
knowing the
subject B well enough to talk about it. ....
(343

1

)
Reasoning and Philosophic Logic
.... senses. Objective truth may exist in the world, but the act of
knowing is subjective and
subject to fault (Bacon 625-633). The rare ....
(1006

4

)
Philosophy for Dinner
.... reasoning could ever bring us to a state of assurance and conviction on any
subject" (Hume 723). I. You're saying what we cannot know. What is worth
knowing? ....
(1496

6

)
Children Coping With Surgery
.... children differently, and on whether coping can be predicted from
knowing their attention .... end with a synopsis of the state-of-the-art knowledge on the
subject. ....
(1802

7

)
Preparing a good business speech
.... objectives and, in the case of student counseling,
knowing their backgrounds .... Many writers on the
subject believe that constantly reminding yourself of what you ....
(1894

8

)
Contingent Value Management The value of natura
.... It involves just
knowing that the resource exists. .... The analyses, however, did indicate that the surveys could be
subject to various inherent problems. ....
(3009

12

)
A Common Language for the Religious Experience
.... to describe that experience and to shape that knowledge is itself
subject to issues .... He finds that the state of
knowing something does not consist in being in ....
(799

3

)
Religious Knowledge and Language
.... to describe that experience and to shape that knowledge is itself
subject to issues .... They find that the state of
knowing something does not consist in being in ....
(819

3

)
The Problem of Knowledge
.... to describe that experience and to shape that knowledge is itself
subject to issues .... He finds that the state of
knowing something does not consist in being in ....
(791

3

)