Pozitivizmusból

Pozitivizmusból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from positivism." It signifies a transition or movement originating from the philosophical stance of positivism. Positivism itself is a philosophical theory stating that certain ("positive") knowledge is the only authentic knowledge and that such knowledge can only come from empirical evidence, particularly through the senses, and therefore requires strict methods for verification. It emphasizes observation, experimentation, and logical reasoning as the foundation for all knowledge.

Therefore, positivizmusból implies a departure from or an evolution beyond the core tenets of positivism. This could manifest in several ways. It might represent a critique of positivism's limitations, perhaps its perceived overemphasis on scientific method to the exclusion of other forms of understanding, or its potential to lead to a purely mechanistic view of the world. Alternatively, it could indicate a development that builds upon positivist foundations but incorporates new elements or perspectives. For instance, a field of study that initially adhered strictly to positivist principles might, over time, incorporate more interpretive or critical approaches, thus moving "from positivism." The specific context in which "pozitivizmusból" is used would clarify the precise nature of this transition or origin.