Two passages in your library bear on this directly. The primary work separates what a person knows from what a person has become capable of seeing, and treats the second as prior. The retrieved passage is quoted below with the anchor it came from.
§Vice and Reason — § 3, p. 14Your upload · reader anchor · block 42“The failure of judgment may therefore concern not only what a person knows, but what a person has become capable of seeing.”
So: if seeing precedes knowing here, what would a purely intellectual correction actually be able to fix?