intuitionist

Knowledge-through-insight believer

An intuitionist holds that knowledge comes primarily through intuition rather than reasoning or evidence.

In philosophy, intuitionism claims that moral truths are self-evident and grasped directly.

In mathematics, intuitionists reject proofs that rely on the law of excluded middle, accepting only what can be constructively demonstrated.

The intuitionist refused to accept the proof by contradiction.

instinct

hunch

Unproven inner sense

visceral · spontaneous · unmediated

philosophy

epistemology

Theory of knowledge

foundationalism · idealism · transcendental · metaphysics · conceptualism · self-evidence · noetic · nous · theoretical · non-empirical

cognition

insight

Deep perceptive understanding

apprehension · comprehension · discernment · intellection · illumination · gnosis · sapience · wisdom · enlightenment · grasping

innate

inborn

Existing from birth

hardwired · instinctual · biological · hereditary · native · constitutional · fundamental · unlearned · preprogrammed · essential

psychic

clairvoyance

Extrasensory perception ability

precognition · divination · prescience · psychic · oracle · seer · prophetic · clairaudient · synchronicity · paranormal

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epistemological method

intuitionistempiricist

Knowledge-from-experience advocate

rationalist · positivist · materialist · experimentalist · skeptic

mathematical philosophy

intuitionistformalist

One emphasizing prescribed conventions

Platonist · realist

ethical theory

intuitionistconsequentialist

Ethics based on outcomes

utilitarian · emotivist · naturalist · Kantian · prescriptivist

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