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Cognition
105 Articles
Details of Ways of Knowing: Preface
We need a detailed map of all possible ways of knowing and states of mind so that we can always identify what is occurring on our mental continuum, so that we can guide ourselves toward any constructive goal.
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Ways of Knowing
Apprehension of Validly Knowable Phenomena
All apprehensions explicitly apprehend one or more involved objects. Not all, however, implicitly apprehend anything.
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Cognition Theory
Details of Ways of Knowing: 9 Indecisive Wavering
Indecisive wavering is a mental factor in conceptual cognition that vacillates between two conclusions concerning its object.
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Ways of Knowing
Details of Ways of Knowing: 8 Distorted Cognition
Distorted cognition is a way of knowing that takes its own object in an inverted manner.
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Ways of Knowing
Disturbing Emotions during Non-Conceptual Sensory Cognition
Disturbing emotions occur not only in conceptual cognitions, which are always mental cognition, but also in non-conceptual sensory and mental cognition.
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Cognition Theory
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