Приклади вживання Sensible things Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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In sensible things- we have to understand what is sensible. .
It is clear then from what has been said that there is a substance which is eternal and unmovable andseparate from sensible things.
There's some sensible things you should be doing, and that's one of them.
God is defined as the First Mover, the Best of beings, an immovable Substance,separate from sensible things, void of corporeal quantity, without parts and indivisible.
There are some sensible things you ought to be doing, and that's one of them.
Since they are not with us in our space and time, they cannot be perceived by our senses, as can the ordinary changingthings which interact with our senses and are therefore called'sensible things'.
There's some sensible things you should be doing, and that's one of them.
The existence of mathematical objects was recognized long before Aristotle, however, the Pythagoreans, for example,assumed that they were in sensible things, while Platonists, on the contrary, considered them to exist separately.
There are some sensible things you ought to be doing, and that's one of them.".
Though there'could be no definition of any sensible thing, as they were always changing', there could be definitions and true knowledge of things of a different kind- of the virtues of the sensible things.
When I deny sensible things an existence out of the mind, I do not mean my mind in particular, but all minds.
This argument shows that the Forms or Ideas provide Plato not only with an origin or starting point for all developments in space and time(and especially for human history)but also with an explanation of the similarities between sensible things of the same kind.
Further, besides sensible things and Forms he says there are the objects of mathematics, which occupy an intermediate position,….
All these methodological essentialists also agreed with Plato in holding that these essences may be discovered and discerned with the help of intellectual intuition; that every essence has a name proper to it,the name after which the sensible things are called; and that it may be described in words.
Plato maintains that, besides sensible things and Forms, there are the objects of mathematics, which occupy an intermediate position.
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Accordingly, no sensible things(except perhaps the most excellent ones) resemble their Forms sufficiently closely to be unchangeable.
The perfect and good Forms orIdeas are prior to the copies, the sensible things, and they are something like primogenitors or starting points[2] of all the changes in the world of flux.
Those sensible things, which are copies or children of the same model or original, resemble not only this original, their Form or Idea, but also one another, as do children of the same family;
Other collections of ideas constitute a stone, a tree, a book, and the like sensible things, which as they are pleasing or disagreeable excite the passions of love, hatred, joy, grief, and so forth.
Aristotle makes sensible things move towards their final causes or ends, and these he identifies[15] with their Forms or essences.
He wanted to obtain purely rational knowledge, and not merely opinion;and since pure knowledge of sensible things could not be obtained, he insisted on obtaining at least such pure knowledge as was in some way related, and applicable, to sensible things.[…].
Accordingly, no sensible things(except perhaps the most excellent ones) resemble their Forms sufficiently closely to be unchangeable.
Thus he does not love,as ordinary people do, sensible things and their'beautiful sounds and colours and shapes', but he wants'to see, and to admire the real nature of beauty'- the Form or Idea of Beauty.
These improvements focus on sensible things such as macroeconomic stability and seemingly attractive macroeconomic goals such as a reduction in the size of the government sector, flexible exchange rates, and capital account liberalization.
Plato retained'the Heraclitean doctrines that all sensible things are ever in a state of flux, and that there is no knowledge about them', but he found in Socrates' method a way out of these difficulties.
He describes the abstract‘space' in which the sensible things move(originally the space or gap between heaven and earth) as a receptacle, and compares it with the mother of things, in which at the beginning of time the sensible things are created by the Forms which stamp or impress themselves upon pure space, and thereby give the offspring their shape.
It's a natural and sensible thing to do if there's no reason to distrust it.