philosophical objects
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nounpl: philosophical objects
objetos filosóficos
1. Abstract or concrete entities that are the subject of philosophical inquiry, analysis, or contemplation
Abstract concepts like justice and beauty are considered philosophical objects worthy of deep study.
Conceitos abstratos como justiça e beleza são considerados objetos filosóficos dignos de estudo aprofundado.
2. Things existing in reality or in thought that philosophers examine to understand fundamental truths about existence, knowledge, or values
The mind, consciousness, and ethical principles are key philosophical objects in epistemology and ethics.
A mente, a consciência e os princípios éticos são objetos filosóficos fundamentais na epistemologia e ética.
3. In phenomenology, entities or concepts that are presented to consciousness for examination
Husserl approached philosophical objects through the reduction of subjective experience.
Husserl abordou objetos filosóficos através da redução da experiência subjetiva.
The term 'philosophical objects' is primarily used in academic and intellectual contexts in both Brazil and the United States. In Brazilian universities, it is common in philosophy departments and cultural discussions. The concept reflects the Western philosophical tradition of examining abstract and concrete entities to understand fundamental truths about reality, knowledge, and existence.
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