ÉTYMOLOGIE DU MOT APODEICTIC
From Latin apodīcticus, from Greek apodeiktikos clearly demonstrating, from apodeiknunai to demonstrate.
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «APODEICTIC»
Découvrez l'usage de
apodeictic dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
apodeictic et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Three
Apodeictic Dialogues: Examples of Conceptual Mirrors ...
In three creative dialogues involving characters that are often seen as representing each other's antipodes --- 'a theist' and an 'atheist,' a 'therapist' and 'the rapist,' and two multi-voiced group personae, 'casual ties' and 'casualties' ...
2
Aspects of Aristotle’s Logic of Modalities
ditions for the truth of particular sentences, and since we have already
established that the ecthesis rules provide their necessary conditions, we are, by
extrapolation, justified in claiming that the truth conditions for particular apodeictic
...
3
The Hebrew Bible, the Old Testament, and Historical ...
Alt found that biblical law separates into two broad categories, "casuistic" and "
apodeictic." Casuistic law is case-law, characteristically phrased in the form: "if a
man . . . then . . . "; it specifies crimes and punishments. Apodeictic law tends to
be ...
Jon Douglas Levenson,
1993
4
Kant and the Capacity to Judge: Sensibility and Discursivity ...
The apodeictic proposition thinks the assertoric as determined by these laws of
the understanding, and therefore as affirming a priori; and in this manner it
expresses logical necessity. Since everything is thus incorporated in the
understanding ...
Béatrice Longuenesse,
1998
5
The Pythagorean Silence
Apodeictic Fictions. When we use categories that are artificially constructed but
useful in argument, such as {participant, observer, participant-observer}, we are
using apodeictic constructs. These constructs are used in arguments to exhibit ...
6
Continuity, Quantum, Continuum, and Dialectic: The ...
The Apodeictic Modality Apodeictic modal thought deems what exists as "
necessary" for a reason. The tangibility of experience is not significant merely
because it occurs, rather because it represents an idea. Each moment of reality is
seen in ...
7
Anthropology and the Behavioral and Health Sciences
Anthony F. C. Wallace Let me begin my comments by paying tribute to a word
which Dr. Henry uses and which serves a very useful function, one that was not
familiar to me: the term apodeictic, which refers to that type of perception which ...
Otto von Mering, Leonard Kasdan,
1970
8
Aristotle's Modal Syllogistic
Unlike the earlier argument, the present argument contains noapplication of the
assertoric dictum de omni and only one application of the abstract apodeictic
dictum de omni (in line 3). The step in line 4 is justified by the heterodox dictum ...
In the typical case of an apodeictic judgment, one considers a certain compound
content – say a thing that is both round and square. The thinking of this content
directly causes one to reject it: one perceives thatthethinking of thiscontent isthe ...
10
The Ethics of Ontology: A Structural Critique of the Carter ...
Put simply, because episteme in energeia is direct knowledge of the individual, it
cannot be apodeictic, but if not apode- ictic, then what sort of episteme is it? If
Annas is correct and Aristotle's examples can be taken to mean that he intends to
...
Christopher P. Long,
2012
5 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «APODEICTIC»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
apodeictic est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
How I Stopped Being a Jew by Shlomo Sand and Unchosen: The …
... lucid and logical, they have an apodeictic feel about them that, for all his scrupulous even-handedness, seems to play directly into the binary, ... «The Guardian, nov 14»
How the NRA Became an Organization for Aspiring Vigilantes (Part 1)
They tend to speak of the “tactical” as if it were a fait accompli; as a kind of apodeictic fact: as something that everyone—their customers, ... «The Nation., janv 13»
Lessons from the Madoff Scandal: Deciding Which Funds Are Worth …
The implosion of big private equity was a rare example of an apodeictic certainty in finance. The short positions are now so small they are ... «Seeking Alpha, déc 08»
Collins dictionary asks public to rescue outdated words
Apodeictic - unquestionably true by virtue of demonstration. Caducity - perishableness, senility. Calignosity - dimness, darkness. Compossible ... «Telegraph.co.uk, sept 08»
Kant on Space
This can be inferred from his statement that: “The apodeictic certainty of all geometrical propositions and the possibility of their a priori construction is grounded ... «Philosophy Now, janv 05»