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a priori

/ˌeɪ prʌɪˈɔːrʌɪ

/ /ˌɑː prɪˈɔːri

adjective

Relating to or denoting reasoning or knowledge which proceeds from theoretical deduction rather than from observation or experience: a priori assumptions about human nature...

And, as seen earlier in connection with his ‘logic’, his concepts of demonstration and proof straddle the a priori / a posteriori distinction.
Historically the a priori / a posteriori distinction has been closely associated with that between the innate and the learned.
This conclusion is not, however, a complete vindication of his early scepticism: for the a priori / empirical distinction, which he sought to bring down as well, is both defensible and worth defending.

Synonyms

theoretical, deduced, deductive, inferred, scientific;

postulated, suppositional, self-evident

adverb

In a way based on theoretical deduction rather than empirical observation: sexuality may be a factor but it cannot be assumed a priori...

I argue that an ethical critique is implicit in his objections to any attempt to speak a priori about language and thought.
This much of the theory's content can be specified, so to speak, a priori, before taking physical contingencies into account.
‘It is difficult to conclude a priori that teeth which spontaneously pit are stronger teeth.’

Synonyms

theoretically, from theory, deductively, scientifically

Derivatives

apriorism

/eɪˈprʌɪəˌrɪz(ə)m

/ noun ...

Philosophers who advocate a naturalistic approach to epistemology sometimes intend only to reject the high apriorism mandated by the idea of epistemology as first philosophy.
Some neo-positivists cannot forgive him for his anti-positivism, and some empiricists cannot be patient with his apriorism.
Indeed, I spent a considerable amount of time during my post-doc year studying Austrian economics at NYU trying to convince a number of Austrians to abandon their commitment to apriorism.

Origin

Late 16th century: Latin, 'from what is before'.

单词	a priori
释义	a priori /ˌeɪ prʌɪˈɔːrʌɪ / /ˌɑː prɪˈɔːri / adjective Relating to or denoting reasoning or knowledge which proceeds from theoretical deduction rather than from observation or experience: a priori assumptions about human nature... And, as seen earlier in connection with his ‘logic’, his concepts of demonstration and proof straddle the a priori / a posteriori distinction. Historically the a priori / a posteriori distinction has been closely associated with that between the innate and the learned. This conclusion is not, however, a complete vindication of his early scepticism: for the a priori / empirical distinction, which he sought to bring down as well, is both defensible and worth defending. Synonyms theoretical, deduced, deductive, inferred, scientific; postulated, suppositional, self-evident adverb In a way based on theoretical deduction rather than empirical observation: sexuality may be a factor but it cannot be assumed a priori... I argue that an ethical critique is implicit in his objections to any attempt to speak a priori about language and thought. This much of the theory's content can be specified, so to speak, a priori, before taking physical contingencies into account. ‘It is difficult to conclude a priori that teeth which spontaneously pit are stronger teeth.’ Synonyms theoretically, from theory, deductively, scientifically Derivatives apriorism /eɪˈprʌɪəˌrɪz(ə)m / noun ... Philosophers who advocate a naturalistic approach to epistemology sometimes intend only to reject the high apriorism mandated by the idea of epistemology as first philosophy. Some neo-positivists cannot forgive him for his anti-positivism, and some empiricists cannot be patient with his apriorism. Indeed, I spent a considerable amount of time during my post-doc year studying Austrian economics at NYU trying to convince a number of Austrians to abandon their commitment to apriorism. Origin Late 16th century: Latin, 'from what is before'. Rhymes a fortiori, a posteriori, memento mori, sori, thesauri, tori
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a priori

Derivatives

apriorism

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