What is Aristotle's account of human knowledge? How are we able to acquire knowledge of objects in the world around us? What does that knowledge consist in? How is knowledge related to sensation?

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Dale Burns

Social Studies

13 January, 11:00

What is Aristotle's account of human knowledge? How are we able to acquire knowledge of objects in the world around us? What does that knowledge consist in? How is knowledge related to sensation?

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Glenn Brady · Answer 1

That everything exists on matter and form called the sustance.

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Aristotle saw the world from a perspective that everything was connected, there wasn't two forms, just matter called the sustance. Everything on the human being is based on the mind and the human vision bases its importance on the mind and knowledge of the world. This knowledge is directly related to the senses, all the human knowledge is based on the experiences.