Definitionn. judgment based on observable phenomena and uninfluenced by emotions or personal prejudices
Last update: October 19, 2015
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Judgment is completed in the syllogism; the syllogistic form as the perfection of subjective thought passes into objectivity, where it first appears embodied in a mechanical system; and the teleological object, in which the members are as means and end, leads up to the idea of life, where the end is means and means end indissolubly till death. [Please select]
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"] Experience (in the strict sense) is distinguished from perception (experience in the wide sense) by its objectivity or universal validity." [Please select]
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My body is a temporal, spatial, material object, an object like all others, and with them subject to the laws of objectivity. [Please select]
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The philosophical criticism of life may vary from the ideal objectivity of absolute truth, to the subjectivity of a personal religion. [Please select]
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The objectivity to which it testified is provided for in the completeness and self-sufficiency which is attributed to the absolute experience. [Please select]
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Introspection is a morbid, emotional fixation on self, until it takes on this quality of objectivity. [Please select]
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Its subjectivity and objectivity are functional attributes solely, realized only when the experience is 'taken,' _i. [Please select]
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Besides these qualities he would have the objectivity, the cultivation, and the wide knowledge of the student. [Please select]
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His age, his character, his wit, and his appearance joined to give him objectivity and a, defined outline in an environment of confusion. [Please select]
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Stewart so far approves that he wishes to give to the moral law what is now called all possible 'objectivity,' while the 'moral sense' of Hutcheson apparently introduced a 'subjective' element. [Please select]
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