Since wit and fancy find easier entertainment in the world than dry truth and real knowledge, figurative speeches and allusion in language will hardly be admitted as an imperfection or abuse of it.
But the opinions thus delivered in the Timæus on the latter subject have little to do with the progress of real knowledge.
The worst side of scholasticism at all times was that it was more often than not a mere logical expatiation in vacuo; this partly for sheer lack of real knowledge.
Self-reflection, then, he had been taught to regard as the key of real knowledge.
It is to be regretted that hitherto this experience, being accepted in the gross, without due analysis, has been made the groundwork of empirical generalizations most detrimental to the progress of real knowledge.
To regard logical processes as vital processes does not in any way, therefore, invalidate them as logical processes or make it superfluous to consider their claim to give us real knowledge of a real world.
In so far as this is a question of real knowledge of the truth, Kant himself has frequently recognized the point.
The fall of empires, the crash of revolutions, the destiny of nations, all to him were as nothing compared with the advance or retreat of a single individual soul in the pursuit of what he deemed “real knowledge.
Any temptation that enticed the soul from “real knowledge” he described as “sticky.
Blavatsky in 1875, differed essentially and radically from all others; first, in placing ethics as the first stone in the foundation of a real knowledge of the nature of man.
Real knowledge comes, and can come, in no other way.
Real knowledge of the nature and destiny of man, has first to be discovered, then recovered, and possessed.
By the study of these conditions and the allied phenomena it is possible to gain a real knowledge of the precise circumstances in which the process can be carried out.
Such a conception is unsupported by our experimental or real knowledge of radiation.
The main interest of children must be attracted by what we may call real knowledge subjects; that is, those treating of people (history stories, etc.
He will be feeding on real knowledge, not on its husks.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "real knowledge" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
