Nominalizmusából

Nominalizmusából is a Hungarian term that translates to "from nominalism" or "out of nominalism." It refers to a philosophical position or an outcome derived from nominalist principles. Nominalism itself is a philosophical view in metaphysics that denies the existence of universals or abstract objects. Instead, nominalists assert that only particular things exist. Concepts like "redness" or "humanity" are seen not as independent entities but as names or labels applied to collections of similar individual objects or events.

Therefore, when something is described as "nominalizmusából," it implies that it originates from or is a consequence of this nominalist perspective. For instance, a particular theory of knowledge or a specific way of understanding language might be said to have emerged "nominalizmusából" if it relies on the premise that abstract terms are merely convenient labels for our experiences of individual instances. It suggests a philosophical lineage or an intellectual inheritance where the core tenets of nominalism are the starting point for further reasoning or development. This can apply to various fields, including philosophy of language, epistemology, and even theology, where the nature of divine attributes might be approached through a nominalist lens.