2000•Journal of Henan Normal UniversityRequires access

Value, Evaluation and Cognition

Lin Wu

Abstract

Value is a relationship between the subject and object. Evaluation, as the cognition of value from the subject, is a special form of cognition. The relationship between the two is that of the part and the whole. To understand the cognition of value, one has to compare it with the cognition of fact. The former is more subjective and restraint while the latter offers the premise for the former.

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Key concepts: Cognition, Value (mathematics), Subject (documents), Premise, Object (grammar), Cognitive psychology, Psychology, Computer science