CHE SIGNIFICA CONCEPTUALISTIC IN INGLESE
concettualismo
Il concettualismo è una teoria filosofica che spiega l'universalità dei particolari come quadri concettuali situati all'interno della mente pensante. Intermedio tra nominalismo e realismo, la concezione concettuale si avvicina al concetto metafisico degli universali da una prospettiva che nega la loro presenza in particolari al di fuori della percezione della mente.
definizione di conceptualistic nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di concettualismo nel dizionario è di o relativa al concettualismo. Un'altra definizione di concettualismo si basa su concezioni, in particolare.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CONCEPTUALISTIC»
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The Philosophy of Sankar's Advaita Vedanta
best in then, we can have purely conceptualistic systems, proposing alternative
conceptual schemes. But these all remain mere thought -constructions without
any possibility of their ontological claim being ever established. The Advaita ...
Shyama Kumar Chattopadhyaya,
2000
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Imagining Irreality: A Study of Unreal Possibilities
A. Conceptualistic. Ontology. of. Possibility. SYNOPSIS (1) Our cognitive access
to irreality is limited to the suppositional projection of possibilities, and these
never manage to identify authentic individuals or worlds. (2) The limits of (
absolute) ...
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Changing the Global Environment: Perspectives on Human ...
This latter possibility is explored by the conceptualistic models of Lovelock. THE
CONCEPTUALISTIC APPROACH According to Lovelock,8 the continuity of life
on Earth and the precise adaptation of the biota to the conditions on our planet
are ...
Daniel B. Botkin, Margriet F. Caswell, John E. Estes,
1989
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Metaphysical Investigations
This gives us three versions of the resemblance theory — one nominalistic, one
conceptualistic, and one realistic. The conceptualistic version is a version of the
resemblance theory because it, like the other two versions, maintains that the ...
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Foundations of Set Theory
Ramified type theory has a definite conceptualistic flavor, but the axiom of
reducibility is obviously Platonistic. When he professed a no-class theory, this
was understood by many as a strictly nominalistic continuation of the use of
Occam's razor ...
A.A. Fraenkel, Y. Bar-Hillel, A. Levy,
1973
Conceptualistic systems, such as the French system, depart from a general rule
and leave it to the courts to set the limits of application, for instance by using the
requirement of causation. The basis of conceptualism in French law is the
general ...
In the conceptualistic view of probability, complete ignorance, where the
judgment ought not to swerve either toward or away from the hypothesis, is
represented by the probability %.1 But let us suppose that we are totally ignorant
what colored ...
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The North American Review
Mr. Venn remarks, with great ingenuity and penetration, that this doctrine has had
its realistic, conceptualistic, and nominalistic stages. The logic of the Middle Ages
is almost coextensive with demonstrative logic ; but our age of science opened ...
Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, Henry Cabot Lodge,
1867
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the north american review
Mr. Venn remarks, with great ingenuity and penetration, that this doctrine has had
its realistic, conceptualistic, and noniinalistic stages. The logic of the Middle Ages
is almost coextensive with demonstrative logic ; but our age of science opened ...
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Garner's Modern American Usage
Conceptualistic = (1) of or relating to the philosophical or psychological doctrine
of conceptualism; or (2) employing or based on conceptions. In sense 2,
conceptualistic bears a pejorative sense—e.g.: “This highly conceptualistic
reasoning is ...