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cognitive achievements. However,
organisms with
simple reflexes cannot cognize the
environment alone because the
environment is the
cacophony of stimuli...
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Cognized environment is a
concept first introduced by the late
anthropologist Roy
Rappaport (1968), in
contrast to what he
called the
operational environment...
- Look up cognitive, cognition, or
cognize in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cognition is the set of all
mental abilities and
processes related to knowledge...
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Contemporary Ghana". In Keller, Mary;
Fontenot Jr.,
Chester J. (eds.). Re-
Cognizing W. E. B. Du Bois in the Twenty-First Century:
Essays on W. E. B. Du Bois...
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contempt [...] on the
charge that the
Madhyamika denies the
possibility of
cognizing the
Absolute by
logical methods (pramana).
Vachaspati Mishra in the Bhamati...
- belongs, and in this case it is
called cosmotheology; or it
endeavours to
cognize the
existence of such a being,
through mere conceptions,
without the aid...
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specific to one
sensory field or to the
mental field. A
primary consciousness cognizes merely the
essential nature (ngo-bo) of an object,
which means the category...
- object. Now I can
compare the
object with my cognition, however, only by
cognizing it.
Hence my
cognition is
supposed to
confirm itself,
which is far short...
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binds one to
samsara and
positive and
dynamic aspects which intuitively cognize the
Absolute and give a
Buddha "access to the
Absolute without yielding...
- cognitional, cognitive, cognitivity, cognizable, cognizance, cognizant,
cognize, cognoscence, cognoscenti, cognoscible, cognovit, connoisseur, ennoble...
