| 释义 |
noesis|nəʊˈiːsɪs|
Pl. noeses.
[a. Gr. νόησις, f. νοεῖν to have mental perception or intelligence, f. νόος mind, thought.]
a. (See quot. 1881.)
b. An intellectual view of the moral and physical world.
1881Mivart Cat 386 The sum-total of the mental action of a rational animal may be called its noesis. 1905Ramsay in Expositor Nov. 361 Jewish ritual stands to Christian spirituality in the same relation as Phrygian ritual to educated Noesis.
c. Philos. In phenomenology, that which is involved in the act of thinking or perceiving. Cf. noema.
1931W. R. B. Gibson tr Husserl's Ideas iii. iii. §92. 268 Our glance, instead of passing through the noeses of perception..goes through a noesis of remembrance into a world of memory. 1957B. Lonergan Insight p. xxv, There is also the noêsis or intentio intendens, or pensée pensante that is constituted by the very activity of inquiring and reflecting, understanding and affirming, asking further questions and reaching further answers. 1967B. Jager tr. Kockelmans's Edmund Husserl's Phenomenological Psychol. v. 244 A consideration and analysis of the related noeses, of the different acts in and through which the ego is conscious of something. 1970Pivčević Husserl & Phenomenology vi. 67 ‘Noesis’..must of course be strictly distinguished from the sensory content of an experience. |