THE THEORY OF A PRIORI KNOWLEDGE IN N.HARTMANN’S “CRITICAL ONTOLOGY”

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  • Vitali Terletsky National Research Institute of Ukraine Studies and World History

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The paper presents a systematic reconstruction of conception of the a priori knowledge in context of construction N. Hartmann’s ontological point of view. Author shows that term “a priori” at first is interpreted in perspective of the ontology, but notion “knowledge a priori” remains ambiguous. A possible reason for it is N.Hartmann’s wish to bring together the various lines of tradition, in spite of cardinal differences between them.

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Vitali Terletsky, National Research Institute of Ukraine Studies and World History

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2008-06-16

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Terletsky, V. (2008). THE THEORY OF A PRIORI KNOWLEDGE IN N.HARTMANN’S “CRITICAL ONTOLOGY”. Sententiae, 18(2), 188–198. Retrieved from https://sententiae.vntu.edu.ua/index.php/sententiae/article/view/4

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Vol. 18 No. 2 (2008): SENTENTIAE

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