0 making something known or showing something that was previously secret:
If it is true that perception is never a theoryindependent business, then the perception of a revelatory event cannot fail to be theory-infected as well.
Today, many architects remain fascinated by the revelatory power of cutting, but it is clear that in science this operation has reached its limits.
A stance in favor of epistemic relativism is hardly revelatory, as anyone familiar with issues in the sociology of knowledge knows.
Publication, indeed, often proved the shibboleth revelatory of the attitude toward both secular studies and fame.
The spatial architecture of knowledge might be revelatory or limiting through juxtapositions and correlations.
This is for the religious understood as revelatory of something deep in the universe, a realm of supreme value and truth.
In this way, experience-knowledge becomes the raison d'etre of the arts and concerns knowledge that stresses the tacit, personal, revelatory and insightful.
First, the context plays a role in selecting those features of the revelatory event that are relevant in this specific case.
