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    Preliminary lessons in philosophy (Manuel García Morente )

    Lesson 3 - Intuition as a method of philosophy

    Discursive method and intuitive method


    They oppose each other as a means to wit knowled
    reach theDiscursive h
    Intuitiv ge
    e
    It has to do with the word apprehend the object
    Discourse" and "Speech" • Vision, contemplation
    Series of successive efforts • It is direct, it goes straight
    to capture the essence or to the object
    reality of the object • Immediate knowledge
    indirect method Method?*
    • Single act of the spirit to

    Sensitive intuition
    It is immediate, the communication is and the
    direct between
    It cannot me by the philosopher,
    be used object.
    since
    objec it requires
    is more than
    provides rigor, nor knowledge and
    ts individualnot is just
    spiritual intuition
    character.

    An effort of the spirit. to be formal or "real", when the


    Well of the object, since it is put in intimate contact with
    essence
    essential and of theobjects,
    intimateand
    reality
    is divided into intellect
    existential the three classes: ual,
    emotive and
    volitional.
    Preliminary lessons in philosophy (Manuel García Morente )
    Lesson 3 - Intuition as a method of philosophy

    an
    d
    Preliminary lessons in philosophy (Manuel García Morente )
    Lesson 3 - Intuition as a method of philosophy

    Intellectual: Descartes, and emanes (Schelling and


    the idealists Schopenhauer)
    Emotive: Espinoza, Hume
    Volitional: Fitchte as and each one seeks to
    Contemporaneity: they are very establish their
    use of
    varied
    the
    own system, but we can even find
    intuition

    Bergson's
    intuition
    Bergson, Dilthey and Husserl

    It opposes the only method


    intellectual of philosophy.
    activity and is intuitive activity,
    for intuition
    The ity is flowing, it is below the re who
    authentic
    science. a studies
    area
    The literary The most appropriate instrument for the
    ica, since
    metaphor is e the can't expression
    to make definitions, since they
    philosopher are static.

    Dilthey's
    intuition
    It is characterized, as of a "volitional" character. in
    perceive Consists
    briefly,ourselves as entities of desire, will and once
    our will encounters resistance, it has come to fight against
    them, they become existences.
    Preliminary lessons in philosophy (Manuel García Morente )
    Lesson 3 - Intuition as a method of philosophy
    Preliminary lessons in philosophy (Manuel García Morente )
    Lesson 3 - Intuition as a method of philosophy

    The
    Husserl's Since all our
    phenomenological
    intuition
    representations are objects, according to
    Husserl, phenomenological intuition consists
    singular and of in focusing on whatever representation it is,
    one or in parentheses the singular existence of the thing,
    putting
    and then looking for the general essence. It is an intuition of
    the intellectual type.

    Conclusion
    The error consists of wanting to uniformly apply a single
    type of intuition to all planes and layers of the being.

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