reason as a source of knowledge Flashcards

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abstract

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separated from any concrete examples; theoretical

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abstraction

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the process of forming an abstract idea

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a posteriori

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meaning after the fact, referring to experience. in this context, a posteriori knowledge is knowledge gained empirically or through some form of reasoning based upon experience

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a priori

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meaning before the fact. this can refer to innate knowledge, intuition or deduction. in this context, innate ideas are a priori as they do not require knowledge to be known

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Augment

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Making greater in size or amount. One of the things Hume says we can do with ideas once we have derived them from impressions

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Capacities

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The ability or power to do something. According to Leibniz we have the capacity to grasp necessary truths

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