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As Kyle Gann 's helpful notes point out , these works are part of Feldman 's return to subjectivity and " intuition , " although I suppose that the use of the latter word is debatable , since it implies that Feldman 's intellect should get rather less credit for successful outcomes than his instincts should . They can be reached by intuition , based upon something like an intellectual love of the objects of experiences ' . " whole child " in the arts gradually teaches many types of literacy while developing intuition , sensitivity , reasoning , imagination , and dexterity . So to exploit a false binary : if we cannot do without our gut feelings , our passions , our knee-jerk reactions , our unconscious desires , our epiphanies , our animal natures , our intuitions , our capacity to be utterly overwhelmed , or our Rorschack glimpses of the eternal , we cannot do either without our disciplined minds - - minds that are disciplined to reject even the edicts of the disciplinary . In the positivist 's view , intuitions , impressions , insights , suppositions , feelings , and the like are questionable and uncertain ways of understanding . While the other world religions emphasized mystery and intuition , Christianity alone embraced reason and logic as the primary guides to religious truth . By our intuition , the second simulation result is more meaningful because of the larger sample size . To exalt them , including the most purely " religious " intuitions , to some kind of absolute status , or , which is to do the same thing , to assume that they are the means of access to the ultimate , is to be involved in ideology . She penned her ideas , impressions , suspicions , intuitions , and hunches about the people and events occupying the day . In all units taught in the Program , emphasis is placed on teaching students how to think and reason , and on sharpening their linguistic intuitions , rather than on the learning of facts .