Intuitio
Intuitio est cognitio a priori qualiscumque veritatis a logica rationis, secundum non solam rem ipsam, sed etiam suam relationem.
Renatus Cartesius in Regulis:
Ex quibus omnibus colligitur, nullas vias hominibus patere ad cognitionem certam veritatis praeter evidentem intuitum et necessariam deductionem; item etiam, quid sint naturae illae simplices de quibus in octava propositione. Atque perspicuum est intuitum mentis tum ad illas omnes extendi, tum ad necessaria illarum inter se connexiones cognessendas, tum deinde ad reliqua omnia quae intellectus praecise, vel inse ipso, vel in phantasia esse experitur.
Etiam Immanuel Kantius "intuitionem transcendentalem" invenit, quae origo phaenomenologiae Edmundi Husserl facta est.
Nexus interni
Bibliographia
- van Dalen, Dirk. 2001. Intuitionistic Logic. In The Blackwell Guide to Philosophical Logic, ed. Lou Goble. Blackwell.
- Sørensen, Morten H., et Paweł Urzyczyn. 2006. Lectures on the Curry-Howard Isomorphism. Studies in Logic and the Foundations of Mathematics, 149. Elsevier.
- Carnielli, W. A., cum A. B. M. Brunner. 2005. Anti-intuitionism and paraconsistency. Journal of Applied Logic 3(1):161-184.
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