The cognition of silver in the shell is erroneous because it manifests the nonexistent silver as existent and we become conscious of this when our first cognition of silver is contradicted by the subsequent cognition of shell, is an example of:

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Unit 1: Classical Indian: Epistemology and Metaphysics
Unit-2: Classical Western: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern : Epistemology and Metaphysics
Unit 3: Indian Ethics
Unit 4: Western Ethics
Unit- 5: Contemporary Indian Philosophy
Unit-6: Recent Western Philosophy
Unit- 7: Social and Political Philosophy: Indian
Unit- 9: Logic
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The cognition of silver in the shell is erroneous because it manifests the nonexistent silver as existent and we become conscious of this when our first cognition of silver is contradicted by the subsequent cognition of shell, is an example of: