L'immanence
Example: L'immanence de la conscience dans le monde est un débat philosophique majeur.
Definition
"L'immanence" in philosophy refers to the inherent presence or existence of something within the boundaries of a particular realm, such as consciousness within the world, without relying on anything external or transcendent. It emphasizes internal, self-contained reality or experience.
Etymology
The word "l'immanence" comes from the Latin 'immanere,' meaning 'to remain in' or 'to dwell within.' It entered French philosophical vocabulary to describe concepts that exist intrinsically and not by external influence. Did you know? The term contrasts with 'transcendence,' highlighting different views on existence.
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