- In
their most
common sense, the
terms thought and
thinking refer to
cognitive processes that can
happen independently of
sensory stimulation.
Their most...
-
Intellect is a
faculty of the
human mind that
enables reasoning, abstraction, conceptualization, and judgment.
Intellect enables the
discernment of truth...
- in reality.
Intellect may also
refer to:
Active intellect, in
medieval philosophy General intellect, in
Marxist theory P****ive
intellect, in philosophy...
- The
tenth intellect (Aashir
Mudabbir or Aql al-Aashir), also
known as
Spiritual Adam (Adam al-Ruhani), is a
primordial being present primarily in the...
- the
active intellect (Latin:
intellectus agens; also
translated as
agent intellect,
active intelligence,
active reason, or
productive intellect) is the formal...
- intelligibles: For the
intellecter is
something other than
intellection,
though intellection is
necessitated for the
intellecter by an
essential necessity...
-
General intellect,
according to Karl Marx in the Grundrisse, is
capable of
becoming a
structural force of production. The
concept designates a combination...
- The p****ive
intellect (Latin:
intellectus possibilis; also
translated as
potential intellect or
material intellect), is a term used in
philosophy alongside...
- The
Intellects (Odia: ଦ ଇଣ୍ଟେଲେକ୍ଟସ) is a non-government
nonprofit organisation of Non-resident
Odias (NRO)
intellects based in New Delhi. It was registered...
- νόος (noos). "
Intellect"
comes from
Latin intellēctus and intellegentia. To
describe the
activity of this faculty, the word
intellection is
sometimes used...
