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Also known as Vernunft, ‛aql
人間の知的能力の一つ
Reason is the mental ability to think logically and draw valid conclusions from information in order to find the truth. It's considered a distinctly human capacity that underlies many of our important activities, such as science, philosophy, mathematics, and language.
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It is catalogued under topics including Concepts in epistemology, Concepts in logic and Concepts in the philosophy of mind.
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理性(りせい、希: λόγος、羅: ratio、仏: raison、英: reason、独: Vernunft)とは、人間に本来的に備わっているとされる知的能力の一つである。言い換えれば推論(reasoning)能力である。知識・認識や判断の源泉として、この理性に依拠する態度を理性主義と言う。
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