I can’t help but compare it to john vervaeke’s 4 ways of knowing: propositional, procedural, perspectival, and participatory (nice summary).
It’s interesting how the two of you have made a categorization that can literally be described with the same words (4 ways of knowing), but they don’t map onto each other much at all (maybe practical mastery ~ procedural, but a bit of a stretch). I guess yours is “4 ways of knowing a thing” and his is “4 ways of knowing things”, but still!
Really cool post!
I can’t help but compare it to john vervaeke’s 4 ways of knowing: propositional, procedural, perspectival, and participatory (nice summary).
It’s interesting how the two of you have made a categorization that can literally be described with the same words (4 ways of knowing), but they don’t map onto each other much at all (maybe practical mastery ~ procedural, but a bit of a stretch). I guess yours is “4 ways of knowing a thing” and his is “4 ways of knowing things”, but still!