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... Theory of Knowledge Essay. #4. "There can be no knowledge without emotion...until we have felt the force of the knowledge, it is not ours." (Adapted from Arnold Bennett). Discuss this vision of the relationship between knowledge and emotion. Student ID Number: 000042 Word Count: 1,599 Emotions, as a way of knowing, play a part in swaying our thoughts and behaviour as well as affecting the way in which we know. Arnold Bennett makes two claims in his statement, firstly that "There is no knowledge without emotion" and secondly "...until we have felt the force of the knowledge, it is not ours." The first claim is the equivalent of saying "All knowledge requires emotion," and seems to be invalid as it is a generalization that can be refuted by the fact that there can be some knowledge without emotion. The next statement made by Bennett however, seems to have some merit in the claim as knowledge has
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