ignorance 音标拼音: ['ɪgnɚəns]
n . 无知,不知
无知,不知
ignorance n 1 :
the lack of knowledge or education Ignorance \
Ig "
no *
rance \,
n . [
F .,
fr .
L .
ignorantia .]
1 .
The condition of being ignorant ;
the lack of knowledge in general ,
or in relation to a particular subject ;
the state of being uneducated or uninformed .
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1913 Webster ]
Ignorance is the curse of God ,
Knowledge the wing wherewith we fly to heaven .
--
Shak .
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1913 Webster ]
2 . (
Theol .)
A willful neglect or refusal to acquire knowledge which one may acquire and it is his duty to have . --
Book of Common Prayer .
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1913 Webster ]
{
Invincible ignorance } (
Theol .),
ignorance beyond the individual '
s control and for which ,
therefore ,
he is not responsible before God .
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1913 Webster ]
60 Moby Thesaurus words for "
ignorance ":
Urdummheit ,
amateurishness ,
amateurism ,
benightedness ,
brainlessness ,
callowness ,
disaccustomedness ,
empty -
headedness ,
foolishness ,
greenness ,
illiteracy ,
immaturity ,
incapacity ,
ineptitude ,
inexperience ,
innocence ,
irrationality ,
know -
nothingism ,
lackbrainedness ,
lackwittedness ,
low IQ ,
mental weakness ,
mindlessness ,
naivete ,
nescience ,
newness to ,
philistinism ,
primal stupidity ,
rawness ,
reasonlessness ,
senselessness ,
simpleness ,
simplicity ,
slackmindedness ,
slackwittedness ,
unaccustomedness ,
unacquaintance ,
unacquaintedness ,
unawareness ,
unconsciousness ,
unconversance ,
uncouthness ,
uncultivation ,
unenlightenment ,
unexperiencedness ,
unfamiliarity ,
unfledgedness ,
unhabituatedness ,
unintellectuality ,
unintelligence ,
unknowingness ,
unpracticedness ,
unprofessionalism ,
unprofessionalness ,
unripeness ,
unsophistication ,
unwisdom ,
unwiseness ,
unwontedness ,
witlessness IGNORANCE .
The want of knowledge .
2 .
Ignorance is distinguishable from error .
Ignorance is want of knowledge ;
error is the non -
conformity or opposition of our ideas to the truth .
Considered as a motive of our actions ,
ignorance differs but little from error .
They are generally found together ,
and what is said of one is said of both .
3 .
Ignorance and error ,
are of several kinds .
1 .
When considered as to their object ,
they are of law and of fact .
2 .
When examined as to their origin ,
they are voluntary or involuntary ,
3 .
When viewed with regard to their influence on the affairs of men ,
they are essential or non -
essential .
4 .-
1 .
Ignorance of law and fact .
1 .
Ignorance of law ,
consists in the want of knowledge of those laws which it is our duty to understand ,
and which every man is presumed to know .
The law forbids any one to marry a woman whose husband is living .
If any man ,
then ,
imagined he could marry such a woman ,
he would be ignorant of the law ;
and ,
if he married her ,
he would commit an error as to a matter of law .
How far a party is bound to fulfill a promise to pay ,
upon a supposed liability ,
and in ignorance of the law ,
see 12 East ,
R .
38 ;
2 Jac . &
Walk .
263 ;
5 Taunt .
R .
143 ;
3 B . &
Cresw .
R .
280 ;
1 John .
Ch .
R .
512 ,
516 ;
6 John .
Ch .
R .
166 ;
9 Cowen '
s R .
674 ;
4 Mass .
R .
342 ;
7 Mass .
R .
452 ;
7 Mass .
R .
488 ;
9 Pick .
R .
112 ;
1 Binn .
R .
27 .
And whether he can be relieved from a contract entered into in ignorance or mistake of the law .
1 Atk .
591 ;
1 Ves . &
Bea .
23 ,
30 ;
1 Chan .
Cas .
84 ;
2 Vern .
243 ;
1 John .
Ch .
R .
512 ;
2 John .
Ch .
R .
51 ;
1 Pet .
S .
C .
R .
1 ;
6 John .
Ch .
R .
169 ,
170 ;
8 Wheat .
R .
174 ;
2 Mason ,
R .
244 ,
342 .
5 .-
2 .
Ignorance of fact ,
is the want of knowledge as to the fact in question .
It would be an error resulting from ignorance of a fact ,
if a man believed a certain woman to be unmarried and free ,
when in fact ,
she was a married woman ;
and were he to marry her under that belief ,
he would not be criminally responsible .
Ignorance of the laws of a foreign government ,
or of another state ;
is ignorance of a fact .
9 Pick .
112 .
Vide ,
for the difference between ignorance of law and ignorance of fact ,
9 Pick .
R .
112 ;
Clef .
des Lois Rom .
mot Fait ;
Dig .
22 ,
6 ,
7 .
6 .-
2 .
Ignorance is either voluntary or involuntary .
1 .
It is voluntary when a party might ,
by taking reasonable pains ,
have acquired the necessary knowledge .
For example ,
every man might acquire a knowledge of the laws which have been promulgated ,
a neglect to become acquainted with them is therefore voluntary ignorance .
Doct . &
St .
1 ,
46 ;
Plowd .
343 .
7 .-
2 .
Involuntary ignorance is that which does not proceed from choice ,
and which cannot be overcome by the use of any means of knowledge known to him and within his power ;
as ,
the ignorance of a law which has not yet been promulgated .
8 .-
3 .
Ignorance is either essential or non -
essential .
1 .
By essential ignorance is understood that which has for its object some essential circumstance so intimately connected with the :
matter in question ,
and which so influences the parties that it induces them to act in the business .
For example ,
if A should sell his horse to B ,
and at the time of the sale the horse was dead ,
unknown to the parties ,
the fact of the death would render the sale void .
Poth .
Vente ,
n .
3 and 4 ;
2 Kent ,
Com .
367 .
9 .-
2 .
Non -
essential or accidental ignorance is that which has not of itself any necessary connexion with the business in question ,
and which is not the true consideration for entering into the contract ;
as ,
if a man should marry a woman whom he believed to be rich ,
and she proved to be poor ,
this fact would not be essential ,
and the marriage would therefore be good .
Vide ,
generally ,
Ed .
Inj .
7 ;
1 Johns .
h .
R .
512 ;
2 Johns .
Ch .
R .
41 ;
S .
C .
14 Johns .
R 501 ;
Dougl .
467 ;
2 East ,
R .
469 ;
1 Campb .
134 :
5 Taunt .
379 ;
3 M . &
S .
378 ;
12 East ,
R .
38 ;
1 Vern .
243 ;
3 P .
Wms .
127 ,
n .;
1 Bro .
C .
C .
92 ;
10 Ves .
406 ;
2 Madd .
R .
163 ;
1 V . &
B .
80 ;
2 Atk .
112 ,
591 ;
3 P .
Wms .
315 ;
Mos .
364 ;
Doct . &
Stud .
Dial .
1 ,
c .
26 ,
p .
92 ;
Id .
Dial .
2 ,
ch .
46 ,
p .
303 ;
2 East ,
R .
469 ;
12 East ,
R .
38 ;
1 Fonb .
Eq .
B .
1 ,
ch .
2 ,
Sec .
7 ,
note v ;
8 Wheat .
R .
174 ;
S .
C .
1 Pet .
S .
C .
R .
1 ;
1 Chan .
Cas .
84 ;
1 Story ,
Eq .
Jur .
Sec .
137 ,
note 1 ;
Dig .
22 ,
6 ;
Code ,
1 ,
16 ;
Clef des Lois Rom .
h .
t .;
Merl .
Repert .
h .
t .;
3 Sav .
Dr .
Rom .
Appendice viii .,
pp .
337 to 444 .
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