On the Traditional Theory of Reason (Ⅳ)

Objective: What is the traditional rationality theory?

abstract:

Rationalists tend to have this attitude: "I'm not interested in tradition. I will judge everything according to the merits of the matter itself; I want to find out their strengths and weaknesses, and in doing so, I want to be completely independent of any tradition. I want to judge with my own mind, not with the minds of others who lived a long time ago. "

There are two main possible attitudes towards traditionalism. One is to accept tradition uncritically, usually without even knowing what it is. Another possibility is a critical attitude.

Scientific searchlight theory: science itself gives new light to things; When science solves problems, it also causes many new problems. It not only benefits from observation, but also leads to new observation.

How is tradition formed? How did they get down? How did they become stereotypes?

K. Biller analyzes language functions into three types: (1) expressive function; (2) signal, excitation or release function; (3) Describe the function;

The author thinks it is necessary to add (4) the function of demonstration and explanation.

//Look at traditional theories critically and don't let others think for you.