Virität
Virität is a German philosophical movement that originated in the late 18th century. The term "Virität" is derived from the Latin "veritas," meaning "truth." This movement was primarily associated with the Ingolstadt school, a group of philosophers who gathered at the University of Ingolstadt in Bavaria.
The main tenets of Virität emphasized the importance of intellectual honesty and rigor in philosophical inquiry.
Notable philosophers associated with the Virität movement include Jakob Mikan, Johann NepomukArnold, and the even more
Key aspects of Virität include a focus on the role of intuition in the discovery of truth,
Despite its marginal presence in the broader philosophical landscape, Virität's influence can be seen in its