alexander baumgarten造句

• Following Alexander Baumgarten, Kant holds that there are two kinds of knowledge : sensible ( sensual ) and logical.
• My interest in creating the language-based category was to be as inclusive as possible, though I recognize that Alexander Baumgarten would not be in the German-language philosophers category, though he would be in the German philosophers category.
• For instance, Foucault seems to have been mostly unaware of the proper historical contexts of Kant's anthropology : the lectures it was based upon, his discussion of the views of authors such as Christian Wolff, Alexander Baumgarten, David Hume, or Johann Nicolas Tetens, and the distinctive conception of the human sciences he developed as a result.
• II; 1758 ) Alexander Baumgarten ( 1714 62 ) defined  aesthetics, which he coined earlier in 1735, with its current intention as the  science of the  lower faculties ( i . e ., feeling, sensation, imagination, memory, et al . ), which earlier figures of the Enlightenment had neglected . ( The term, however, gave way to misunderstandings due to Baumgarten s use of the Latin in accordance with the German renditions, and consequently this has often led many to falsely undervalue his accomplishment . ) It was no inquiry into taste  into positive or negative appeals  nor sensations as such but rather a way of knowledge.