The common definition of the term "intuition" is "suddenly, direct understanding". In this sense, the definition of "an intuition" can be made as a "premonition". In this case, the intuition to be defined as the instant reality of a proposition is "no direct deduction in the direct, immediate" or "prior". Such an expression is important from a philosophical point of view, because philosophers define it as a situation that confuses people with the idea of experimenting with intuition by the knowledge of the person who has knowledge and has proved correct. Intuition is regarded as a concept, direct, immediate information. In this context, "direct knowledge, instant knowledge" roughly refers to "knowledge that does not require competence to make a definition of a concept". Intuition is not inferential information about existence. Perception from the Dscartes to Husserl is one of the most important problems in the epistemology, which is seen as a special field of philosophy, especially in the Modern Age. According to Descartes, intuition is mind; It is an action of the mind. Intuition and reasoning are two important mental actions. There is no science, you leave out mental intuition and reason. These are the most definite ways of information; Mind can never accept other initiatives. For this reason, the first principles such as Cogito I think therefore, I am can only be reached with intuition; On the contrary, can only be achieved through inference. According to Kant, intuition is very important. Time and space, as the conditions of experience, do not exist in objects, they form the structure of intuition. We have pure a priori intuition, namely time and space. Time and space are pure forms; We hear the matter with them. According to Bergson, intuition or "pure perception" is an extension of instinct and has been able to expand consciousness, unlimited thought on the object, and the object it thinks. Intuition is the flow of unconscious consciousness, the ability to "give in" and "to dive into thoughts"; It is pure and the real man is grasped. Bergson suggests that wages can not be captured through concepts because concepts are perfectly designed and frozen. According to Husserl, intuition is an important act; . With this method, the essence of the phenomenon is obtained.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Journal Section | Research Article |
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Publication Date | January 1, 2000 |
Published in Issue | Year 2000 Volume: 40 Issue: 1-2 |
Ankara University Journal of the Faculty of Languages and History-Geography
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