positivizmusból

Positivizmusból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from positivism." It indicates a derivation or influence originating from the philosophical school of positivism. Positivism, broadly defined, is a philosophical theory stating that certain ("positive") knowledge is the only authentic knowledge and that such knowledge could only come from empirical evidence, the product of actual sense experience. It is a form of empiricism, and in the social sciences, positivism also holds that social phenomena should be studied in the same scientific manner as natural phenomena.

Therefore, when something is described as "positivizmusból," it suggests that its basis, methodology, or underlying principles are rooted in or directly inspired by positivist thought. This could apply to various fields, including sociology, law, history, or even art criticism, where the emphasis is on observable facts, objective data, and verifiable evidence rather than metaphysical speculation or subjective interpretation. A perspective or argument emerging "positivizmusból" would likely prioritize the scientific method and the accumulation of empirical data as the foundation for understanding and knowledge. The term itself highlights a lineage of thought, tracing an idea or practice back to its positivist origins.