Intuitivism
Pronunciation: /ˈˌɪntuətˈaɪˈviˈɪzəm/
Intuitivism (noun)
- A view in ethics that says people can know right and wrong through inner understanding, without needing proof from rules or facts.
- A view in mathematics that treats some truths as known by direct mental insight, not only by formal steps or external evidence.
Examples
- Intuitivism claims moral truth comes from intuition.
- Intuitivism suggests people can know right and wrong intuitively.