психолошки егоизам

психолошки егоизам

In ethics and psychology, the view that in fact all human beings act solely in their individual self-interest (so far as they calculate correctly as to what this is). This view -- particularly in the ethical tradition established by Hobbes -- is often combined, or confused, with the view, which is labeled “ethical egoism” that all human being ought (whether they do or don’t) each to act in their individual self-interest.

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егоизам

Education; SAT vocabulary

The theory that places man's chief good in the completeness of self.

егоизам

Philosophy; General philosophy

See psychological egoism.

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Philosophy; General philosophy

A (logical) language is said to be complete if and only if all the formulas in the language that must be true (in any world in which the axioms of the language are true) can be ...

контингент

Philosophy; General philosophy

A sentence proposition, thought or judgment is contingent if it is true of this actual world, though it is not true in all possible worlds. Some philosophers claim that ...

семантика

Philosophy; General philosophy

Семантиката е дел од лингвистиката што се занимава со значењето на зборовите и нивната функција во реченицата. Генерално гледано, семантиката е гранка на лингвистиката која го ...

тавтологија

Philosophy; General philosophy

A non-atomic, or molecular, proposition that is true no matter what the assignment of truth value to the atomic propositions that it contains. Example: “p or not-p”. This ...

реалист

Philosophy; General philosophy

Generally, someone who claims that various sorts of things that are not realized completely in our (sensory) experience are real. The things in question might be, e. G. : numbers, ...

синтетички

Philosophy; General philosophy

A sentence, proposition, thought, or judgment is synthetic if it is neither logically (analytically) true, or false; generally, synthetic claims are said to be empirical in that ...