Answer to Question #290456 in Philosophy for favor

Question

What do you think of the role assigned intuition/common sense judgments by BonJour? Are they capable of adjudicating between philosophical positions (e.g. the strong vs. weak concepts of knowledge)?

Answer 1

philosophy describes intution as the knowledge which is obtained without learning or observation but rather is an inner voice that reveals who we are and which decision one is supposed at a particular moment. intution is very evident when someone is in the wrong side or has made a wrong choice. intution is always true and one is not supposed to ignore this inner voice.according to Bonjour intution is very important in philosophy.

the philosophical position of intution is that it is a strong concept of knowledge. you will agree with me that out of the decisions you have made the one that you relied on your intution was the correct one and the others agreat percentage were wrong. in other words intution is a very strong concept in philosophy and it should not be ignored when making decisions.