How To Use Noumenon In A Sentence
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The fable is figure of speech, including noumenon and implication. Zhuangzi's fables are no ( exception ).
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The noumenon, called suchness or absolute mind, does not exist in a pristine realm above and beyond phenomena, but expresses itself precisely as phenomena.
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The perception noumenon, possibility, identity and creation of art constitute the basic structure of the study.
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Both of the noumenon and metaphor object have deep characteristic are similar and alike in spirit.
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Self-Denying of Conscience" is his great contribution to philosophy, and is said to be able to contact the noumenon with phenomenon.
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Self-Denying of Conscience" is his great contribution to philosophy, and is said to be able to contact the noumenon with phenomenon.
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The noumenon of a discipline is the u ltim ate foundation for its existence and development.
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Hegel ? s concept of spirit is the synthesis of the Kantian distinction between noumenon and phenomenon.
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This sort of idealism is just the reverse of that which was held by the philosophers of antiquity and their Christian successors; it does away with the reality of ideal principles by confining them exclusively to the thinking subject; it is a spurious idealism which deserves rather the name "phenomenalism" (phenomenon, "appearance", as opposed to noumenon, "the object of thought").
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 7: Gregory XII-Infallability
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A phenomenon is an object of possible experience, whereas a noumenon is an object knowable to thought alone, and which it does not make sense to describe as an object of experience.
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'noumena' of the phenomenal bread and wine are the same with that which was the 'noumenon' of the phenomenal flesh and blood of Christ when on earth.
The Literary Remains of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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But in this sense the conception of a noumenon is problematical, that is to say, it is the notion of that it that it is possible, nor that it is impossible, inasmuch as we do not know of any mode of intuition besides the sensuous, or of any other sort of conceptions than the categories -- a mode of intuition and a kind of conception neither of which is applicable to a non-sensuous object.
The Critique of Pure Reason
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Hegel ? s concept of spirit is the synthesis of the Kantian distinction between noumenon and phenomenon.