transceditalno

transceditalno

Relating to the grounds of possible experience E. G. Kant thought that most of our pure rational knowledge is synthetic or priori, or transcendental. Thus Kant believed that geometry expresses the pure form of our intuitive faculty for experiencing things visually as in space: this faculty sets the rules for what can be a possible experience of vision.

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Philosophy; General philosophy

This subject could also be called semantics. The correspondence theory of truth insists on the common sense view that what makes a sentence true is its correspondence to something ...

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Philosophy; General philosophy

See primary qualities.

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Philosophy; General philosophy

What underlies the various qualities of an object. In the later tradition substance comes to be considered a transcendent notion.

psihološki egoizam

Philosophy; General philosophy

In ethics and psychology, the view that in fact all human beings act solely in their individual self-interest (so far as they calculate correctly as to what this is). This view -- ...

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Philosophy; General philosophy

Ideally, a form of reasoning in which one moves from one or more premises to a conclusion in such a way that while the conclusion seems to have been given some justification, it ...

imanentno

Philosophy; General philosophy

Given directly in my experience. As opposed to “transcendent. ” A transcendent God, for example, would be one that would not be present in my actual experience.