English
Etymology
From the french word positivisme, derived from positif (positive).
Noun
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- philosophy|Philosophical movement of the second half of the XIX century, that refused every form of metaphysics and put scientific data as the only foundation of knowledge. "Logic positivism", "neopositivism".
- practical|Practical spirit, sense of reality, concreteness.
- law A legal school of thought in jurisprudence in which the law is seen to been separated from moral values - i.e. The law is posited by law makers (humans). See - w:legal positivism|positivism
Translations
trans-top|Philosophical movement
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Portuguese: positivismo m
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trans-top|Practical spirit
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trans-top|(law) A legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Portuguese: positivismo m
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ttbc|Italian: positivismo
ttbc|German: Positivismus m
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