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Cognition   /kɑgnˈɪʃən/   Listen
Cognition

noun
1.
The psychological result of perception and learning and reasoning.  Synonyms: knowledge, noesis.






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"Cognition" Quotes from Famous Books



... when this outpouring of life originally came forth from the Deity, at some level altogether beyond our power of cognition, it may perhaps have been homogeneous; but when it first comes within practical cognizance, when it is itself in the intuitional world, but is ensouling bodies made of the matter of the higher mental world, it is already not one huge world-soul ...
— A Textbook of Theosophy • C.W. Leadbeater



Words linked to "Cognition" :   attitude, ability, cognitive factor, perception, mental object, cognitive operation, mental lexicon, public knowledge, power, information, mental process, process, nous, psychological feature, psyche, cognitive content, operation, history, equivalent, lexicon, brain, mental attitude, inability, vocabulary, cognitive process, place, general knowledge, head, unconscious process, lexis, practice, episteme, noesis, content, mind, structure



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