A person may recognize the meaning of 'fire' immediately without knowing the chemistry of combustion.
The first concerns the concept of fire; the second concerns a separate investigation about it.
Likewise recognizing water does not imply knowledge of every property or chemical feature.
Badihi conception describes the immediacy of a relevant basic meaning, not exhaustive knowledge of the object.
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Immediate conception is not complete knowledge
Badihi and Nazari Forms of Conception and Judgment
A person may recognize the meaning of 'fire' immediately without knowing the chemistry of combustion.
The first concerns the concept of fire; the second concerns a separate investigation about it.
Likewise recognizing water does not imply knowledge of every property or chemical feature.
Badihi conception describes the immediacy of a relevant basic meaning, not exhaustive knowledge of the object.