英语词汇“being-in-itself”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

being-in-itself n. [originally after German Wesen an sich, also Wesen an sich selbst (1781 in Kant); in existentialist use (compare quot. 1962) after French en-soi, also être en-soi (1943 in Sartre); compare also German Ansichsein and Insichsein (see being-in-self n.)] (a) being as it intrinsically is, in contrast to how it appears to be; (b) being that lacks conscious awareness; (c) being as mere potentiality; (cf. being-in-self n.).

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1798 tr. I. Kant Ess. & Treat. I. 123 That a thing as phenomenon..is subjected to certain laws, of which the very same, as a thing or a being in itself [Ger. als Ding oder Wesen an sich selbst], is independent, involves not the smallest contradiction.

1839 in H. P. Tappan Rev. Edwards's ‘Inq. into Freedom of Will’ ii. 140 There being but one substance which possesses being in itself, and the finite being that which participates of existence without possessing it in itself.

1854 J. F. Ferrier Inst. Metaphysic 525 Our alleged ignorance of ‘Being in itself’.

1962 R. G. Olson Introd. Existentialism ii. 38 In Sartre's system the noumenal world..is named ‘being-in-itself’ or sometimes simply ‘the in-itself’.

1989 R. Tong Feminist Thought vii. 196 The distinction between Being-in-Itself and Being-for-Itself is useful in an analysis of the human person, particularly if we associate Being-in-Itself with the body.

单词	being-in-itself
释义	> as lemmas being-in-itself being-in-itself n. [originally after German Wesen an sich, also Wesen an sich selbst (1781 in Kant); in existentialist use (compare quot. 1962) after French en-soi, also être en-soi (1943 in Sartre); compare also German Ansichsein and Insichsein (see being-in-self n.)] (a) being as it intrinsically is, in contrast to how it appears to be; (b) being that lacks conscious awareness; (c) being as mere potentiality; (cf. being-in-self n.). ΚΠ 1798 tr. I. Kant Ess. & Treat. I. 123 That a thing as phenomenon..is subjected to certain laws, of which the very same, as a thing or a being in itself [Ger. als Ding oder Wesen an sich selbst], is independent, involves not the smallest contradiction. 1839 in H. P. Tappan Rev. Edwards's ‘Inq. into Freedom of Will’ ii. 140 There being but one substance which possesses being in itself, and the finite being that which participates of existence without possessing it in itself. 1854 J. F. Ferrier Inst. Metaphysic 525 Our alleged ignorance of ‘Being in itself’. 1962 R. G. Olson Introd. Existentialism ii. 38 In Sartre's system the noumenal world..is named ‘being-in-itself’ or sometimes simply ‘the in-itself’. 1989 R. Tong Feminist Thought vii. 196 The distinction between Being-in-Itself and Being-for-Itself is useful in an analysis of the human person, particularly if we associate Being-in-Itself with the body. extracted from beingn. < as lemmas
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