| 释义 |
sche·ma
\ˈskēmə\ noun
(plural schema·ta \-məd.ə, -mətə\)
Etymology: German, from Greek schēmat-, schēma shape, figure, manner — more at scheme
1. : a general representation produced according to Kantianism by the imagination working with the pure form of time by which the understanding is able to apply a category to particular representations of sense
< the universal following in time of something, A, by something else, B, is the schema of cause and effect >
2.
a. : a diagrammatic depiction of a typical or average situation
< a schema of the reflex arc >
broadly : an abridged or generalized presentation : a framework of reference : outline, plan
b. : a syllogistic figure in logic
3.
a. : a nonconscious adjustment of the brain to the afferent impulses indicative of bodily posture that is a prerequisite of appropriate bodily movement and of spatial perception
b. : the organization of experience in the mind or brain |