eszközekéntmódján

Eszközekéntmódján is a term that appears in certain Hungarian philosophical and linguistic discussions, roughly translating to "in its own way" or "as its own instrument." It signifies a mode of being or action where an entity or concept operates through its inherent nature or characteristics, without external direction or pre-determined purpose. This implies a self-sufficiency or an intrinsic drive that defines its operation.

The concept suggests that things, when acting "eszközekéntmódján," are not merely tools for another's use, nor are they acting according to an imposed will. Instead, their actions stem from their internal logic, their properties, or their fundamental essence. For instance, a natural phenomenon like a river flowing might be described as acting "eszközekéntmódján." It follows the path of least resistance and the force of gravity due to its inherent properties and the landscape, not because it is commanded to do so.

In abstract terms, it can be applied to ideas or theories that develop organically from their foundational principles. A philosophical system that evolves through its own internal contradictions and resolutions could be seen as unfolding "eszközekéntmódján." The term emphasizes a kind of spontaneous or self-generated causality, where the "how" of an action is inseparable from the "what" of the actor. It contrasts with actions that are explicitly directed or instrumental.