sensus communis造句

• The same applies to synesthesia and the " sensus communis ".
• He often quotes Cicero, from whom he adopted the term " sensus communis ".
• The Romans applied the expression " sensus communis " to highlight the importance of sensible and humane behavior.
• Every judgement of taste, according to Kant, presumes the existence of a " sensus communis ", a consensus of taste.
• The force of this " ought " comes from a reference to a " sensus communis "  a community of taste.
• The influence has been particularly important concerning the epistemological importance of a " sensus communis " for any possibility of rational discussion between people.
• Lyotard claimed that any attempt to impose any " sensus communis " in real politics would mean imposture by an empowered faction upon others.
• By contrast, Reid claimed that the foundations upon which our " sensus communis " are built justify our belief that there is an external world.
• That kind of universality was the Enlightened ideal : Kant's " sensus communis " ( " common sense " ) in its original, most radical formulation.
• Hannah Arendt adapted Kant's concept of " sensus communis " as a faculty of aesthetic judgement that imagines the judgements of others, into something relevant for political judgement.
• Reid believed that common sense ( in a special philosophical sense of " sensus communis " ) is, or at least should be, at the foundation of all philosophical inquiry.
• For Kant, the " sensus communis " only applied to taste, and the meaning of taste was also narrowed as it was no longer understood as any kind of knowledge.
• By contrast, on Reid's concept, the " sensus communis " is not a social evolutionary product but rather a precondition of the possibility that humans could reason with each other.
• Reid's answer to Hume's sceptical and naturalist arguments was to enumerate a set of principles of " common sense " ( " sensus communis " ) which constitute the foundations of rational thought.
• These drawings may be linked to a search for the " sensus communis ", the locus of the human senses, which, by Medieval tradition, was located at the exact physical center of the skull.
• Lyotard also saw Kant's " sensus communis " as an important concept for understanding political judgement, not aiming at any consensus, but rather at a possibility of a " euphony " in " dis-sensus ".
• Arendt and also J黵gen Habermas, who took a similar position concerning Kant's " sensus communis ", were criticised by Lyotard for their use of Kant's " sensus communis " as a standard for real political judgement.
• Arendt and also J黵gen Habermas, who took a similar position concerning Kant's " sensus communis ", were criticised by Lyotard for their use of Kant's " sensus communis " as a standard for real political judgement.
• In its mature version, Vico's conception of " sensus communis " is defined by him as  judgment without reflection, shared by an entire class, an entire people, and entire nation, or the entire human race.
• She argued that there was often a banality to evil in the real world, for example in the case of someone like Adolf Eichmann, which consisted in a lack of " sensus communis " and thoughtfulness generally.