De evidentie
Example: De evidentie van zijn argument overtuigde iedereen in de discussie.
Definition
"De evidentie" in philosophy refers to the clear and unmistakable quality of an argument or statement that makes it immediately convincing and beyond doubt. It is the self-evident truth that requires no further proof or explanation.
Etymology
The word "de evidentie" comes from the Latin 'evidentia,' meaning 'obviousness' or 'clearness.' It entered Dutch philosophy vocabulary through French and Latin, emphasizing the notion of something that is clearly seen or understood without question. Did you know that the term was popularized in philosophical discourse to signify truths that are so apparent they need no demonstration?
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