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| in·tu·i·tion·ism [ ìn too ísh'n ìzzəm ] |
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1. philosophy doctrine of intuitive perception: the doctrine that asserts that a perceived object is intuitively known to be real
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2. ethics ethical principles understood through intuition: the doctrine that knowledge of goodness or obligation and the principles governing them can be discerned through intuition
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3. logic mathematics mathematical theory: a theory in the foundation of mathematics that holds that only proofs constrained by specific restrictions are permitted.
See also formalismlogicism
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