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7. During the Renaissance English philosopher, Francis Bacon, stressed

that the idea of the individual. This empirical method of teaching

was described in his book, Advancement of Learning. With this

method of teaching observation, trial and error, and intellect are

used. With all these different aspects being used in this type of

teaching why would Bacon reject emotion as a component?

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He would reject emotion as a component because for him it would undermine knowledge and rationality.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • The Renaissance and its philosophers placed great importance on rationality.
  • For them, rationality was the element that would allow people to think clearly and reach full knowledge.
  • Emotions, on the other hand, stimulated impulsivity, diminished clarity, and impaired knowledge.

In this case, for philosophers like Bacon, emotion cannot be considered a component of knowledge, as it does not allow for rational thought.

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