... constituted by the phenomenal states they are about. As a result, we are directly acquainted with the intrinsic properties of experience in having these judgments. Reflecting on our direct acquaintance with intrinsic badness, we can know that our suffering instantiates this judgment-independent evaluative...

... of judgement in relation to works of art can lead the way in shaping responsibility in our ethical and political lives. Such responsibility will be evident in our very words where these presuppose, depend on and are addressed to those of others. aesthetic judgement guilt knowing by acquaintance poetry...

...: there are at least subtle differences between your thought of red and my thought of red, and further that my thought of red is almost certainly subtly unstable through time … And at a time, as the correspondence between a thought and a fact is very weak, it does seem to me that one acquainted with the correspondence...

... descriptions for granted. As a result, the plausibility of Revelation is undermined. One might however resist this conclusion by weakening the epistemic relation postulated between subjects and their phenomenal properties. phenomenal properties revelation acquaintance similarity quantity anti-physicalism...

... the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract It is often assumed that singular thought requires that an agent be epistemically acquainted with the object...

... of knowledge – the so-called knowledge-that – and the third one – which we are going to call knowledge of acquaintance (or acquaintance for brevity). ¹ We assume that statements like ‘Mary knows Smith’ are ascriptions of (knowledge of) acquaintance just as statements like...

... and intuitive cases, and it promises to illuminate debates within epistemology, philosophy of religion, and ethics. personal knowledge varieties of knowledge other minds acquaintance second-personal knowledge objectual knowledge (5) Elise knows Boston and Elise knows London. (5a) Elise knows Boston...

... think we should get off his turf’.’ (Jeshion 2010 : 117) Jeshion's argument is essentially that noticing the difference between Set 2 and Set 3 cases gives us reason to reject the apparent dilemma of choosing between the acquaintance theory and semantic instrumentalism. She thinks that a view that can...

... not establish that we are acquainted with those properties, but they suffice to rebut Hellie’s main argument against that claim. One way to make the further step to acquaintance is to argue that our capacity for occurrent and transient attention to phenomenal properties itself requires explanation, and is best...

...Zoe Gavriilidou Assessment validation pedagogical Lexicography dictionary strategies dictionary use awareness dictionary selection dictionary acquaintance lemmatization dictionary search There is a growing interest in pedagogical lexicography, and more specifically in the study...

... acquaintance with the people in question. According to Allport's (1954) contact hypothesis, contact between groups—especially a positive contact with an individual of the negatively stereotyped group—can mitigate a negative attitude, not only to that individual, but to the entire group that he or she belongs...

...—to support the creation of acquaintance groups, the pro-active emergence of voluntary roles, the flexible execution of accepted, non-intrusive procedures, and the integration of content created from multiple disparate sources. The concept of an individual agent leads progressively to the concept of multi...

...0 13 01 2000 Gabriel Harvey (c.1550---1630/i) was educated at Christ’ s College Cambridge (BA, 1570), and at Pembroke Hall (MA, 1573), where he became a Fellow and made the acquaintance of Spenser. Harvey moved to Trinity Hall in 1578, and was junior proctor in 1583. He became known for his...

... to make a distinction between a person’s linguistic and non-linguistic knowledge? Can we ever know the meaning of a word independently of our acquaintance with the relevant facts of the world? The classical theory of categorization has also been challenged by experimental work in psychology (Smith...

... to the sanctuary of your pious heart you must for ever enclose and guard within its confines, and thus repay the ingenuous trust of my revelations with the steadfast security of your silence. ingenuous acquaintance steadfast outstanding mistress This content is only available as a PDF. ...

...0 15 06 1995 Some acquaintance, with the antecedents of the less than two years-from the late autumn of 1684 to the early summer of 1686-in which Newton composed the entire Principia, is essential to a proper appreciation of the range and variety of the topics that are treated...

...0 12 07 2001 This content is only available as a PDF. expectations Acquaintance performers composition Hamilton performers Handel says he will do nothing next Winter, but I hope I shall perswade him to set another Scripture Collection I have made for him, & perform it for his own...

...0 26 03 1992 On 11 June 1885 Patmore wrote from Hastings. He was making plans for the summer and hoped there would be the chance of a meeting at Stonyhurst or Hastings. ‘I assure you’, wrote Patmore, ‘I shall always regard my having made your acquaintance as an important event in my life...

... itability. Galton’s adventures in composite photography relate directly to his budding interest in personal identification and ultimately in the use of finger­ printing as a means for distinguishing different individuals. distinguishing phenomena mesmerism acquaintance curiosity This content is only...

...0 03 04 1997 Anyone well versed in the European music tradition must have some acquaintance with such compositions as the Missa Papae Marcelli, the Brandenburg Concerti, Eine kleine Nach,tmusik, Tristan und Isolde, La Mer, Das Lied von der Erde, and Le...