For Aristotle, Scientific Knowledge Is Not So Much Knowing That

question 40

Multiple Choice

For Aristotle, scientific knowledge is not so much knowing that something __________ but __________.

• A) exists; where it exists
• B) is true; why it is true
• C) is good; when it is good
• D) is rational; why it is rational

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Definitions:

Dependency

A situation in which a person, system, or thing relies on another for support, functionality, or sustenance.

Gut-Level Communication

Communication that is deeply emotional and instinctive, rather than cerebral or meticulously thought out, often leading to more authentic interactions.

Real Communication

Genuine exchange of messages, where both sender and receiver engage actively, ensuring clarity, understanding, and authenticity in the interaction.

Self-Knowledge

Understanding or knowledge an individual has about themselves, including their characteristics, emotions, likes, and dislikes.