Примери за използване на Naive realism на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Critical idealism can only refute Naive Realism if it accepts, in naive-realistic fashion, that one's own organism has objective existence.
Yet here, too, naive realism believes that it has before it a far realer kind of existence than can be attained through thinking.
then we are dealing with one form or another of naive realism.
But, then, I have already pointed out in this book that Naive Realism retains its justification for our experienced thinking.
So-called critical idealism cannot be proved without borrowing something from naive realism.
rather bases itself upon the fact that naive realism, consistently pursued, cancels itself out.
So-called Critical Idealism can be established only by borrowing the assumptions of Naive Realism.
it is based on the fact that naive realism, if followed consistently, cancels itself out.
other form of Naive Realism.
relies on the argument that Naive Realism, when followed to its logical conclusion, contradicts itself.
illegitimate hypotheses from the standpoint of Naive Realism.
relies on the argument that Naive Realism, when followed to its logical conclusion, contradicts itself.
The imperceptible forces which proceed from perceptible things are essentially unjustified hypotheses from the standpoint of naive realism itself.
relies on the fact that naive realism, when followed to its logical conclusion, contradicts itself.
Without such assumptions, for naive realism, the world would collapse into a disconnected chaos of perceptions with no mutual relationships to unite them.
Now, if Naive Realism, when consistently thought out, leads to results
Now if naive realism consistently pursued, leads to results
However, the author believes himself to have shown in this very discussion that the validity of“Naive Realism,” as applied to thinking, results inevitably from an unprejudiced study of thinking;
However, if naive realism, consistently pursued, leads to results
But the author of these considerations believes that he has in fact shown that the validity of this“naive realism” for thinking does necessarily follow out of an unprejudiced observation of thinking;