Sentence examples for intuitive content from inspiring English sources
After distinguishing these two types of experiences, Reinach questions whether this distinction boils down to the one introduced by Husserl in his Logical Investigations between acts lacking intuitive content and acts that are intuitively fulfilled.
Taken together with Heisenberg's contention that they provided the intuitive content of the theory and their prominent role in later discussions on the Copenhagen interpretation, a dominant view emerged in which the uncertainty relations were regarded as a fundamental principle of the theory.
And he praised the method for its specification of meanings independently of any intuitive content.
The intuitive content of (O) is simple in spite of its formal complexity.
According to Maimon, Kant cannot explain how different categories are able to discriminate between different intuitive content.
This provides scientific judgments with content which is accurately circumscribed, while at the same time eliminating their intuitive content.
Intuition is not identical with evidence, for evidence only "comes to be at the moment when logical thinking relates the contents of intuition and presupposes the relations of such intuitive contents as objectively given" (L I: 83).
That is, the auditor is not or not only directed towards the sounds emitted by the speaker (these being intuitive contents).
As such, intuitive contents are attributed full reality and, in addition, the objects populating the spatio-temporal order, the entities of advanced theoretical science, are just as real as the contents of consciousness with which they are correlated.
Thus, intuitive contents are not and cannot be immanent in meaning acts and, if these acts did have such contents, they would not be meaning acts, but presentations (in 1908a, 339 this argument is developed in explicit contrast to Husserl).
This thesis directly confronts the idea, held by a number of philosophers, that acquaintance with intuitive contents is, indeed, a species of knowledge which is more direct and immediate than conceptual knowledge.
