tételekként

Tételekként is a Hungarian term that translates to "as items," "as arguments," or "as propositions" in English. It is primarily used in academic, philosophical, and sometimes legal contexts to refer to distinct points or statements being presented for discussion, consideration, or proof. The word "tétel" itself means a theorem, proposition, thesis, or argument. When used with the "-ként" suffix, it indicates a functional or relational role, meaning that something is being treated or presented *as* a tétel.

For example, in a philosophical debate, individual arguments or claims put forward by participants could be referred to as tételekként. A scholar might present a series of research findings as tételekként to support a broader theory. In logic, each premise or conclusion within a syllogism could be considered a tétel. The term emphasizes the distinct and individual nature of each point being made, suggesting that it has its own validity or can be analyzed independently. It implies a structured presentation of ideas, where each component is a building block in a larger argument or framework. The usage is generally formal and precise, aiming to clearly delineate the specific points under examination.