ignorance

(Felsefe) Bilmemezlik peçesi: John Rawls'un "A Theory of Justice" kitabında dile getirdiği, ideal toplumda ahlaklılık ölçütünün belirlenmesi öncesindeki durum

voter ignorance

Seçmen bilgisizliği

where ignorance is bliss

cehalet mutluluk nerede

abysmal ignorance

kara cahillik

affect ignorance

bilmemezlikten gelmek

affect ignorance

bilmiyormuş gibi yapmak

crass ignorance

koyu cahillik

feign ignorance

(Fiili Deyim ) bilmezlikten gelmek

keep someone in ignorance

cahil bırakmak

rational ignorance

(Ticaret) rasyonel bilgisizlik

utter ignorance

kara cahillik

English - English

Definition of ignorance in English English dictionary: The condition of being uninformed or uneducated. Lacking knowledge or information; Ignorance about one's true (divine) identity That is, the sense that one is separate from God Spiritual ignorance or ego leads one to believe that one is but the physical body; it is regardless of one's worldly education/knowledge; {i} lack of knowledge, illiteracy, lack of education; state of being uninformed; Ignorance is something a person has when he or she does not know very much; A willful neglect or refusal to acquire knowledge which one may acquire and it is his duty to have; Condition of being uninformed and believing I am my mind; Ignorance of something is lack of knowledge about it. I am embarrassed by my complete ignorance of history; The condition of being ignorant; the want of knowledge in general, or in relation to a particular subject; the state of being uneducated or uninformed; A mental factor that is confused about the ultimate nature of phenomena See Understanding the Mind; Sanskrit word is Avidya Literally, it means darkness without illumination Actually it refers to illusion without englightenment, i e , the illusory phenomena for realities Avidya is the first or the last of the Twelve Nidanas Ignorance, karma and desire are the three forces that cause reincarnation; the lack of knowledge or education; (Sanskrit: avidya) In this context, the fundamental cause or root of samsaric existence: the mental obscurity that prevents perception of the true nature of phenomena, shunyata; Tinnuzgha; unconning; dark; uncunningness
ignorance is bliss: Lack of knowledge results in happiness
ignorance is bliss: Ignorant people have nothing to worry about. "The teacher said, "Ignorance is bliss - until you write exams.""
ignorance is bliss: Said to emphasize that sometimes it is better for you if you do not know all the facts about a situation
ignorance is bliss: It said to emphasize that sometimes it is better for you if you do not know all the facts about a situation
ignorance of law: state of being unaware or uninformed of a law
ignorance of law does not exempt from punishment: just because you don't know it's illegal does not mean that you do not get punished
ignorance of the law is no excuse: ignorance of the law is not a pretex; not knowing the law does not mean that you will not get punished
tools of ignorance: Catcher's equipment
Jones straps on the tools of ignorance.
willful ignorance: A bad faith decision to avoid becoming informed about something so as to avoid having to make undesirable decisions that such information might prompt. It may also be shown as for a person to have no clue in a decision but still goes ahead in their decision
ıgnorance: {n} want of knowledge, unskillfulness
veil of ignorance: (Felsefe) The veil of ignorance and original position are concepts introduced by John Rawls in A Theory of Justice. It is a method of determining the morality of a certain issue (e.g. slavery) based upon the following principle: imagine that societal roles were completely re-fashioned and redistributed, and that from behind your veil of ignorance you do not know what role you will be reassigned. Only then can you truly consider the morality of an issue. For example, whites in the southern United States, pre-Civil War, did indeed condone slavery, but they most likely would not have done so had there been a re-fashioning of society so that they would not know whether they would be the ones enslaved. An important feature of this thought-experiment is that you don't get to keep any aspects of your current role, even aspects that are an integral part of your self. As put by John Rawls himself ..."no one knows his place in society, his class position or social status; nor does he know his fortune in the distribution of natural assets and abilities, his intelligence and strength, and the like" (Rawls, A Theory of Justice). For example, in the imaginary society, you might or might not be intelligent, rich, or born into a preferred class. Since you may occupy any position in the society once the veil is lifted, this theory encourages thinking about society from the perspective of all members
abysmal ignorance: awful ignorance, profound ignorance
blessed ignorance: condition of being better not to know, condition of being lucky not to know
out of ignorance: from lack of knowledge; from lack of awareness
plead ignorance: claim innocence; admit that one doesn't know
sin through ignorance: commit a sin due to lack of knowledge, commit a sin unknowingly
total ignorance: complete disregard; total illiteracy