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cognizer (Olegb); cognizing subject (Jean Piaget’s work on children’s intellectual and moral development is a rich source for constructivism; that knowledge is constructed by the cognizing subject, who forms cognitive schemes as the adaptive outcome of their own experience of the physical world – by The Australian Scholarship in Teaching Project Tamerlane); knowing subject (Every individual or person, according to Schopenhauer, is in some way a manifestation of the will. An individual is a knowing subject whose will is manifested in the world as representation. An individual may know his own will only by its manifestations. No individual can know his own will as it exists in itself.  angelfire.com aldrignedigen) |
