noematic (Meaning)
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noematic (a.)
Alt. of Noematical
Synonyms & Antonyms of noematic
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noematic Sentence Examples
- Noematic analysis delves into the intentional structure of consciousness.
- The noematic dimension refers to the content of thought, including objects, qualities, and relations.
- Phenomenologists investigate the noematic side of experience, focusing on the meaning-bearing aspects.
- The noematic sphere encompasses the subject's intentional objects and their properties.
- Noematic intentions involve the directedness of consciousness toward something.
- Noematic acts, such as judgments and desires, have an object-referential dimension.
- The noesis-noema distinction highlights the subjective and objective aspects of consciousness.
- Noematic phenomena include the meanings and values that we ascribe to objects.
- The noematic sphere is the realm of cognitive content and mental representation.
- Noematic inquiry aims to understand the structure and dynamics of our mental acts.
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Alt. of Noematical
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Noematic analysis delves into the intentional structure of consciousness.
The noematic dimension refers to the content of thought, including objects, qualities, and relations.
Phenomenologists investigate the noematic side of experience, focusing on the meaning-bearing aspects.
The noematic sphere encompasses the subject's intentional objects and their properties.
