Knowledge is not a possession of the mind from "summary" of The Concept of Mind by Gilbert Ryle
In the philosophical realm, there exists a common misconception regarding the nature of knowledge. Many individuals tend to view knowledge as something that the mind possesses, a sort of mental possession that one can acquire and own. However, this perspective is fundamentally flawed and misguided. Knowledge, as suggested by Gilbert Ryle, is not something that can be owned or possessed by the mind.
Ryle argues that knowledge is not a tangible entity that can be stored within the confines of the mind like a physical object. Rather, knowledge is a dynamic and fluid concept that is constantly in flux. It is not something that can be grasped or captured, but rather something that is continuously evolving and changing.
Furthermore, Ryle emphasizes that kn...
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