noun, attributive, often
historical nature; historical significance
哲學上的“唯理論”和“經驗論”都不懂得認識的歷史性或辯證性,雖然各有片面的真理(對於唯物的唯理論和經驗論而言,非指唯心的唯理論和經驗論),但在認識論的全體上則都是錯誤的。
哲学上的“唯理论”和“经验论”都不懂得认识的历史性或辩证性,虽然各有片面的真理(对于唯物的唯理论和经验论而言,非指唯心的唯理论和经验论),但在认识论的全体上则都是错误的。
zhé xué shàng de “ wéi lǐ lùn ” hé “ jīng yàn lùn ” dōu bù dǒng de rèn shi de lì shǐ xìng huò biàn zhèng xìng , suī rán gè yǒu piàn miàn de zhēn lǐ ( duì yú wéi wù de wéi lǐ lùn hé jīng yàn lùn ér yán , fēi zhǐ wéi xīn de wéi lǐ lùn hé jīng yàn lùn ) , dàn zài rèn shi lùn de quán tǐ shàng zé dōu shì cuò wù de . In philosophy, neither “rationalism” nor “empiricism” understands the historical or the dialectical nature of knowledge, and although each of these schools contains one aspect of the truth (here I am referring to materialist, not to idealist, rationalism and empiricism), both are wrong on the theory of knowledge as a whole.
Examples (Tatoeba—Mandarin-English)
Mandarin
爱丁堡已经供应一个繁忙而传统的城市,有许多历史性的建筑物和名胜。
愛丁堡已經供應一個繁忙而傳統的城市,有許多歷史性的建築物和名勝。
ài dīng bǎo yǐ jīng gōng yìng yí gè fán máng ér chuán tǒng de chéng shì , yǒu xǔ duō lì shǐ xìng de jiàn zhù wù hé míng shèng 。
Edinburgh already offers a busy and traditional city experience, with many historic buildings and tourist attractions.
Mandarin
他开始了他历史性的航程。
他開始了他歷史性的航程。
tā kāi shǐ le tā lì shǐ xìng de háng chéng 。
哲学上的“唯理论”和“经验论”都不懂得认识的历史性或辩证性,虽然各有片面的真理(对于唯物的唯理论和经验论而言,非指唯心的唯理论和经验论),但在认识论的全体上则都是错误的。
哲學上的“唯理論”和“經驗論”都不懂得認識的歷史性或辯證性,雖然各有片面的真理(對於唯物的唯理論和經驗論而言,非指唯心的唯理論和經驗論),但在認識論的全體上則都是錯誤的。
zhé xué shàng de “ wéi lǐ lùn ” hé “ jīng yàn lùn ” dōu bù dǒng de rèn shi de lì shǐ xìng huò biàn zhèng xìng , suī rán gè yǒu piàn miàn de zhēn lǐ ( duì yú wéi wù de wéi lǐ lùn hé jīng yàn lùn ér yán , fēi zhǐ wéi xīn de wéi lǐ lùn hé jīng yàn lùn ) , dàn zài rèn shi lùn de quán tǐ shàng zé dōu shì cuò wù de .
In philosophy, neither “rationalism” nor “empiricism” understands the historical or the dialectical nature of knowledge, and although each of these schools contains one aspect of the truth (here I am referring to materialist, not to idealist, rationalism and empiricism), both are wrong on the theory of knowledge as a whole.