Sentence examples for of objective reality from inspiring English sources
Kant also sometimes uses the notion of "objective reality" (objektive Realität) to characterize objectively valid representations that apply specifically to actually or really existing objects, and not to merely possible objects (A242 n).. True judgments are thus objectively real propositions.
To the extent that physics is linked to the transcendent world of objective reality, it cannot arise as the direct object of intuition, but must, like the transcendent world itself, be presented in symbolic form; more exactly, as the result of a process of symbolic construction.
One objection to the argument from error is that another type of objective reality, some other sort of being external to one's finite mind, might explain the possibility of error just as well.
Each organism presumably assumes its umwelt to be the entirety of objective reality.
To live and seethe in that world of conspiracy theories means rejecting any form of objective reality.
As a psychoanalyst I try to help people distinguish between the play of their imagination and the constraints of objective reality.
From the beginning of market reforms in China, Communist Party bosses, government officials, and P.L.A. soldiers had grasped more keenly than most people the development of objective reality.
Why can't adults deal with these things in terms of objective realities?" "But if the job were seen for what it is — for the poor thing it is — who would want to do it?" "That's just it.
But when he burst into the spotlight in 1996, it was in another pursuit: fighting what he calls pretentious academic writing in which scientific and mathematical language is misused to produce cultural and social commentary "that denies the existence of objective realities".
The second is that the belief in or pursuit of certain values is the result of objective realities of human nature so that, for instance, liberty is an 'objective' value because certain facts about human nature make liberty good and desirable for human beings.
He also was disturbed by the apparent denial of the objective reality of the atomic world: Somehow the electron's position or velocity comes into existence only when it is measured.
