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  • ethics - What exactly do objective and subjective mean in . . .
    The best way to think of objective vs subjective anything is to view it at facts vs opinions What is interesting is that opinions are also objective in many ways
  • subjectivity - Is there a distinction between Subjective and Objective . . .
    The answer to your question is YES Look into the objective part of Philosophy AND ETHICS and not psychology which is Normative ethics Clearly some of the answers given were subjective and usually too emotional for a legit philosophy context
  • What were DesCartess conceptions of objectivity subjectivity?
    Meanings of "objective" and "subjective" are close to the reversals of original Latin meanings, "subjectum" translated Greek ὑποκείμενον (lying under), used by Aristotle for substance and matter, and similarly by Descartes, "objectum" was thing as presented to the mind Kant altered the meanings, phenomena became the objects, and reason, etc , became the subject Colloquially
  • The Notion of Objectivity - Philosophy Stack Exchange
    1 - If there were only subjective things and henceforth only subjective minds and ideas, how is it possible for someone to imagine the notion of objectiveness? In fact, during the course of such an imagination he could only conceive a relativized version of "objectivity" which, by definition, is ultimately forced to be subjective!
  • What does Kant mean by the terms objective and subjective?
    Regarding the subjective objective distinction, there is a transformation in his work While subjective starts as "particular, individual" and ends up as "due to a certain kind of cognitive processing", objective starts out as "universal among finite rational beings like us" and already in the Groundwork has become "universal among rational
  • terminology - Absolutism vs. Objectivism vs. Subjectivism vs . . .
    All about 'What is?' and 'What Ought?' The post in question attempts to create a conceptual taxonomy based on a simple permutation across two variables: degree of moral absolutism vs relativism, and degree of subjectivity or objectivity Now central to decoding this taxonomy are ontological questions What is the nature of these moral ideas?
  • ethics - Are morals and justice meaningless? What do philosophers think . . .
    I am curious about the concepts of morals and justice Do they have any objective reality, or are they just subjective illusions that we create for ourselves? Are they meaningless? How can we defin
  • Objective vs Absolute Morality: Is one possible without the other?
    Similarly, there's a graduated spectrum between "objective" and "subjective " Some facts, like the existence of the Earth, are maximally objective (mind-independent)
  • Objectivity and subjectivity - Philosophy Stack Exchange
    What are all the different ways that we can define these two ideas Do there actually exist things that we can say with certainty are Objective and things which exist that are absolutely subjective
  • epistemology - Is Objective Reality really just the Subjective . . .
    The Questions: 1) Is any definition of objective reality really just a democracy or vote which is relying on the most popular perception? 2) If #1 is true, doesn't this just mean that reality is truly subjective, just there may be larger and smaller populations of people that basically agree on the same nature of reality? 3) If #1 is false, then how can it be explained that ideas like logic





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