presupposition

/pree-suhp-uh-zish-uhn/US // ˌpri sʌp əˈzɪʃ ən //

预设,预设条件,预设值,预测

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : something that is assumed in advance or taken for granted:The conflict could have been avoided if the speakers had openly acknowledged the presuppositions that each of them brought to the discussion.

nounassumption

Synonyms

Over several days, a lab tech with no presuppositions about a universal conspiracy toward cubes painstakingly counted faces and vertices on hundreds of grains.
Visions of utopian living are always based on presuppositions about what kinds of urban spaces make people happier or healthier.
These are all things which cannot be proved by rational enquiry, but which must be presupposed in order for rational enquiry to take place.
The key presupposition of the scientist is not “There is no God” but rather “The world speaks truthfully of its nature.”
That matter lasts and cannot disappear is such a presupposition, which comes to us with the necessity of logical thinking.
By “presupposition” is meant a fundamental principle which the psychologist always has in mind.
If that scientific presupposition is absent from Magic and from Religion, it is implicitly present in mechanical behaviour.
For every human presupposition and declaration has as much authority one as another, if reason do not make the difference.
To those that contend upon presupposition we must, on the contrary, presuppose to them the same axiom upon which the dispute is.

/pree-suhp-uh-zish-uhn/US // ˌpri sʌp əˈzɪʃ ən //

预设,预设条件,预设值,预测

n.名词 noun

1
- : something that is assumed in advance or taken for granted:The conflict could have been avoided if the speakers had openly acknowledged the presuppositions that each of them brought to the discussion.

nounassumption

Synonyms

Over several days, a lab tech with no presuppositions about a universal conspiracy toward cubes painstakingly counted faces and vertices on hundreds of grains.
Visions of utopian living are always based on presuppositions about what kinds of urban spaces make people happier or healthier.
These are all things which cannot be proved by rational enquiry, but which must be presupposed in order for rational enquiry to take place.
The key presupposition of the scientist is not “There is no God” but rather “The world speaks truthfully of its nature.”
That matter lasts and cannot disappear is such a presupposition, which comes to us with the necessity of logical thinking.
By “presupposition” is meant a fundamental principle which the psychologist always has in mind.
If that scientific presupposition is absent from Magic and from Religion, it is implicitly present in mechanical behaviour.
For every human presupposition and declaration has as much authority one as another, if reason do not make the difference.
To those that contend upon presupposition we must, on the contrary, presuppose to them the same axiom upon which the dispute is.