/philosophy/ -What's the difference between objectively having meaning and having objective meaning?

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Anonymous 10/16/18 (Tue) 18:33:43 cc47bf No.6708

What's the difference between objectively having meaning and having objective meaning?

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Anonymous 10/16/18 (Tue) 21:26:39 5a6e24 No.6709

Reason and experience

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Anonymous 10/16/18 (Tue) 21:47:32 cc47bf No.6710

>>6709

wat

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Anonymous 10/16/18 (Tue) 22:00:07 5a6e24 No.6711

>>6710

Arbitrary values base on you reason and your experience with these things on said thing

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Anonymous 10/16/18 (Tue) 22:13:32 cc47bf No.6712

>>6711

wat

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Anonymous 10/16/18 (Tue) 22:28:57 5a6e24 No.6713

>>6712

https://youtube.com/watch?v=2dTh3iI0is8

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Anonymous 10/16/18 (Tue) 22:40:13 cc47bf No.6714

>>6713

It's ok not to understand a question; you don't have to accuse the asker of being arrogant.

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Anonymous 10/17/18 (Wed) 05:29:50 0787ba No.6716

In the objective/subjective dichotomy as a paradigm, you could objectively have meaning for yourself, objectively having a subjective meaning. Objective meaning would be counter to this, something that would be objective and beyond your self, a meaning more than just your own.

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Anonymous 10/17/18 (Wed) 06:36:14 d43726 No.6718

In order to find the difference of two abstracts, you must quantify them with definitions. Otherwise you can’t determine any sort of meaning. In order the provide the definitions, we have to look at the lexical structure of the english phrases.

Having objective meaning (verb, adjective, noun) Objective is describing the meaning in this context, and it is being possessed.

Objectively having meaning (adverb, verb, noun) Objectively is describing the verb having, so the subject is having meaning in an objective way.

So here’s the difference. Is the meaning itself objective? Then it is having objective meaning. Is there an objective way for something to have meaning? Then it is objectively having meaning.

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Anonymous 01/31/19 (Thu) 09:21:05 548204 No.7030

Objective means universal.

We all know what univeral meanings are.

But can you universally have meaning? The fuck does that mean?

Aren't all feelings objective? What the fuck is a subjective feeling.

Regardless of how you look at it, feelings are one or the other. You can't have subjective and objective feelings at the same time.

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Anonymous 02/01/19 (Fri) 02:22:05 d8f2ad No.7035

>>6708

The former is an object to which meaning is attached. The latter is a meaning that has a specific objective or goal.

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