Examples of using Rational knowledge in English and their translations into German
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Political
From common moral rational knowledge.
All rational knowledge is material or formal; ethics is material.
But gnosis is not primarily rational knowledge.
Cirumventing the rational knowledge about the subject of the question or forecast surely the most important thing!
First Section: Transition from common moral rational knowledge to the philosophical.
Purely rational knowledge or thoughts not held to be true tend to have little influence upon our actions.
Nothing in the history of humanity was ever more important... than the need for rational knowledge.
The Science has only examined the external form so far-following the way of the empiric and rational knowledge and only now it starts to show interest in the real creating powers of Space.
Becoming likened to God and contemplating him cannot be attained with purely rational knowledge.
Do not ask him to be transmitted a intellectual and rational knowledge with which you would carry out a technical discovery or with which you would solve a intellectual problem that the others could not solve.
Artistic works which precisely deal with religious form andmeaning have the ability to mediate between blind faith and rational knowledge;
However, over the past ten years, a conception of beauty has beenforming which is totally separated from sensory and rational knowledge, as well as completely divorced from aesthetic pleasure and our common experience.
The real world is only partially comprehended by our senses,since there is also a supersensible world of entities accessible to rational knowledge.
For those in the"high" slogan to rational knowledge, from my experience, 8GB flash space is enough, the actual use of the process will rarely install large game in the box, video software will not take up too much memory space.
As with the representatives of the Enlightenment, Renan's critique of Islam is part of a general critique of religion thatalso accuses the Catholic Church of animosity to rational knowledge.
It appears to us that the knowledge of the sixteenth century has been formed from an unstable mixture of rational knowledge, of concepts derived from magic practices and a whole cultural heritage whose prestige as a result of the re- discovery of the old texts had enhanced the power of an authority many times over….
For politics and epistemologies of location, positioning and situating, wherepartiality and not universality is the condition of being heard to make rational knowledge claims”3.
Epistemological by nature, his work examines the tension between“seeing”, which canbe equated with the realm of physics and its measurable dimensions as a form of rational knowledge, and“perceiving” as a conscious moment of subjective experience that produces a form of potentially irrational knowledge. .
I am arguing”, Haraway adds,“for politics and epistemologies of location, positioning and situating, wherepartiality and not universality is the condition of being heard to make rational knowledge claims.
Fully to reflect a thing in its totality, to reflect its essence, to reflect its inherent laws, it is necessary through the exercise of thought to reconstruct the rich data of sense perception, discarding the dross and selecting the essential, eliminating the false and retaining the true, proceeding from the one to the other and from the outside to the inside, in order to form a system of concepts andtheories it is necessary to make a leap from perceptual to rational knowledge.