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Logic 1 Chapter 1
Memoria Press 2nd Edition for GRACE
Question | Answer |
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Simple Apprehension | An act by which the mind grasps the concept or general meaning of an object without affirming or denying anything about it. The grasp of something intangible and immaterial. |
Step 1 in the process of Simple Apprehension | Perceive with our senses / Sense Perception |
Step 2 in the process of Simple Apprehension | Have a mental image of it / Mental Image |
Step 3 in the process of Simple Apprehension | Conceive the meaning of it / Concept |
Sense Perception | The use of our senses (seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, feeling) to develop a mental image of something and conceive a meaning of it. the act of seeing or hearing or smelling or tasting or touching. Only lasts while experiencing it with your senses. |
Mental Image | The image of an object formed in the mind as a result of a sense perception of that object. Can be present even when you are nor perceiving it with your senses. |
Concept | The Idea or general meaning; you understand what something is (simple apprehension is the grasping of a concept) |
Essence | What we grasp when we have a simple apprehension of a thing. When we understand the meaning of it. |
Tangible | Real and material. Water, child, flag, basketball |
Intangible | unable to be touched, sensed or grasped; not having physical presence. Not material. Trust, kindness, jealousy, fear |
What is another term used for simple apprehension? | Concept |
Abstraction | The process by which a simple apprehension is derived from a sense perception and a mental image |
What three things occur during Simple Apprehension? | perceive with our senses have a mental image conceive the meaning of it |
Happens in your mind when you have a sense perception | Mental Image |
What you are having when you understand the meaning of the concept "chair" | Simple Apprehension |
What we grasp when we have a simple apprehension of a thing | Essence |
Judgement | when you affirm or deny a simple apprehension |
When you affirm or deny anything about a concept you are going beyond simple apprehension to what? | Engaging in judgement |