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Definisi dianoétic dalam kamus Romania
DIANOÉTIC, -Ă adj. (phil.) mengenai fakulti pemikiran diskursif, rasional atau hasilnya. (\u0026 lt; / RTI \u0026 gt; dianoetik) DIANOÉTIC, -Ă adj. (fil.) referitor la facultatea gândirii discursive, raționale sau la rezultatele acesteia. (< engl. dianoetic)
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A History of Philosophy - Pagina 250
political virtue, by which man asserts himself as a rationally forma tive force in the phenomenal world; but since this virtue evinces itself only in reference to objects of the senses, the dianoétic virtue of knowledge stands far above it (cf. Aristotle) ...
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Selections from Plotinos's Enneads in Greek Text and ... - Pagina 8
He divides his virtues into dianoétic and natural; but here he forgets to define what the dianoétic virtues are. He only points out various gradations of truth-conception, of which the “Nous,” with its immediate grasp of intelligible principles ...
Plotinus, Kenneth Sylvan Guthrie, 1910
3
The New Philosophy - Volumele 23-25 - Pagina 152
The faculties of the soul are the nutritive principle, the sensitive, the appetitive, the locomotive, and the dianoétic (the intellect *). [Plants possess the nutritive only; other animate things possess the nutritive and also the sensitive; and] if they ...
John Whitehead, Lewis Pyle Mercer, John Reed Swanton, 1920
4
Collectanea; or, collections, consisting of miscellanies ... - Pagina 85
I, soul, reside after the paternal dianoétic conceptions, hot, and animating all things: for the Father of gods and men placed our intellect in soul, but soul he deposited in sluggish body. Concerning natural productions, and the soul of the world: ...
5
Six Books of Proclus: On the Theology of Plato, Trans. ...
Though what necessity is there for asserting these things, since prior to this he calls the demiurgus intellect. f' Whatever ideas therefore intellcct perceived by the dianoétic energy in animal itself, such and so many he conceived it necessary for ...
Proclus, T. Taylot, 1816
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The Nicomachean ethics - Pagina 49
CHAPTER I. SINCE, however, virtue is twofold, one kind being dianoétic, but the other ethic; the dianoëtic, indeed, for the most part receives both its generation and increase from doctrine; on which account it requires experience and time; but ...
Aristotle, Thomas Taylor, 1818
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A History of Philosophy from Thales to the Present Time by ...
2, 3), relate to the dianoétic virtues; Elh. Nia, VII, identical with Eth. Eud., VI, and Magn. Man, II. 4-7, to continence, incontinence, and pleasure; Elli. Nic, VIII., IX., Eth. End, VII. 1—12 (or 13 init, where there is evidently a gap), and M1912. Man, II.
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A Dissertation on the Philosophy of Aristotle - Pagina 377
By the dianoe'tic power we reason scientifically. Opinion is that which knows the universal in sensible particulars, as that every man is a biped ; and the conclusion of the dianoétic power, as that every rational soul is immortal; but it only knows ...
9
Nugae Literariae: Prose and Verse - Pagina 27
... is an emblem; and the three heads signify the triple distinction of this part into the intellectual, dianoétic, and doxastic powers : Hercules dragged the three-headed dog to-day,– intimating that by temperance, continence, and the other virtues, ...
Richard Winter Hamilton, 1841
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The Classics of International Law - Ediţia 5,Volumul 2 - Pagina 104
... springing from good conduct and Vices from bad. Aristotle's theory is that all Virtue, whether Moral or Dianoétic, perfects its Subject; for what is the Virtue of an eye or a horse or a man but the perfection of those Subjects? Aristotle's words are ...
