Noesis
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In philosopy, noesis is the activity of the intellect or nous. Noetic is the corresponding adjective.
Noesis may also refer to:
Philosophy
[edit]- Noesis (phenomenology), technical term in the Brentano–Husserl "philosophy of intentionality" tradition
- Noesis (Platonism), highest level in the analogy of the divided line discussed by Socrates and Glaucon, transcribed by Plato in Plato's Republic
- Noetics, a fringe branch of parapsychology concerned with the study of mind
Music
[edit]- Noesis, a 2001–2003 composition by Hanspeter Kyburz
- Noesis, a 2005 concerto by Erkki-Sven Tüür
- "Noesis", a 2005 song by Gackt from Diabolos
- Noesis, American rapper who fronts the group Philadelphia Slick
Other uses
[edit]- Noesis (online journal), a search engine and open-access journal for academic philosophy
- Noesis (software), for viewing, converting, and reverse engineering data.
- Noesis Cultural Society, a Romanian cultural organization
- Thessaloniki Science Center and Technology Museum or NOESIS
See also
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