英语词汇“doxastic”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

doxastic

/dɒkˈsastɪk

adjective Philosophy

Relating to an individual’s beliefs: doxastic worlds...

Collective entities are obviously ‘social’ in an important way; and if it is granted that such entities are bearers of beliefs and other doxastic states, shouldn't these collective states be an important target for social epistemology?
No matter how self-evidently correct or right-headed the project may appear, epistemic propriety demands that doxastic commitment be delayed, one way or another, until there is data.
A third common line of objection to doxastic theories is that we may sometimes base beliefs on reasons of which we are unaware.

Late 18th century: from Greek doxastikos 'conjectural', from doxazein 'to conjecture'.

单词	doxastic
释义	doxastic /dɒkˈsastɪk / adjective Philosophy Relating to an individual’s beliefs: doxastic worlds... Collective entities are obviously ‘social’ in an important way; and if it is granted that such entities are bearers of beliefs and other doxastic states, shouldn't these collective states be an important target for social epistemology? No matter how self-evidently correct or right-headed the project may appear, epistemic propriety demands that doxastic commitment be delayed, one way or another, until there is data. A third common line of objection to doxastic theories is that we may sometimes base beliefs on reasons of which we are unaware. Origin Late 18th century: from Greek doxastikos 'conjectural', from doxazein 'to conjecture'.
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