A bank recollection is a document used to show uncleared items.Basically, it will show you what payments you have deposited orused but have not applied to your balance yet.
\nIt's a theory of knowledge developed by Plato and/or Socrates in Plato's "Phaedo" and demonstrated in "Meno."\n.
\nThe short version is that our souls, being immortal, have… lived countless lives before us, and have gathered all the knowledge that could ever be. So, in our lives, we gain knowledge not by learning, but instead by recollecting what we already know in our souls. (MORE)
This is derived from Socrates' belief that one's soul existed in past lives and knowledge is transferred from those lives to the current one. "These [ideas] were revealed in a… former state of existence, and are recovered by reminiscence (anamnesis) or association from sensible things" [3]. The claim is that one does not need to know what knowledge is before gaining knowledge, but rather one has a wealth of knowledge before ever gaining any experience. In Meno , Plato's character (and old teacher) Socrates is challenged by Meno with what has become known as the sophistic paradox, or the paradox of knowledge: Meno: And how are you going to search for [the nature of virtue] when you don't know at all what it is, Socrates? Which of all the things you don't know will you set up as target for your search? And even if you actually come across it, how will you know that it is that thing which you don't know? [1] In other words, if you don't know any of the attributes, properties, and/or other descriptive markers of any kind that help signify what something is (physical or otherwise), you won't recognize it, even if you actually come across it. And, as consequence, if the converse is true, and you do know the attributes, properties and/or other descriptive markers of this thing, then you shouldn't need to seek it out at all. The result of this line of thinking is that, in either instance, there is no point trying to gain that "something"; in the case of Plato's aforementioned work, there is no point in seeking knowledge. Socrates' response is to develop his theory of anamnesis . He suggests that the soul is immortal, and repeatedly incarnated ; knowledge is actually in the soul from eternity (86b), but each time the soul is incarnated its knowledge is forgotten in the shock of birth. What one perceives to be learning, then, is actually the recovery of what one has forgotten. (Once it has been brought back it is true belief, to be turned into genuine knowledge by understanding.) And thus Socrates (and Plato) sees himself, not as a teacher, but as a midwife, aiding with the birth of knowledge that was already there in the student. The theory is illustrated by Socrates asking a slave boy questions about geometry. At first the boy gives the wrong answer; when this is pointed out to him, he is puzzled, but by asking questions Socrates is able to help him to reach the true answer. This is intended to show that, as the boy wasn't told the answer, he could only have reached the truth by recollecting what he had already known but forgotten. (MORE)
A recollection letter is something that is written down so that youwill remember it later on in life. This helps you recall pastoccurrences and will help you recover the memor…y. (MORE)
Recollection is a live album by Strawbs. It was recorded in 1970 and released in 2006 in the United Kingdom. It was produced by Dave Cousins. It is progressive rock.
Recollection - 2011 I was released on: USA: 3 April 2011 (Garden State Film Festival) USA: 8 April 2011 (On Location Memphis Film Festival) USA: 14 May 2011 (GI Film Fe…stival) (MORE)