rationalist

• Relativo al racionalismo o caracterizado por él — la práctica de basar opiniones y acciones en la razón y el conocimiento, y no en creencias religiosas o reacciones emocionales.

Relating to or characterized by rationalism, the practice of basing opinions and actions on reason and knowledge rather than on religious belief or emotional response.

1. Relating to rationalismC1formal

   Of or relating to the philosophical belief that reason and logic are the primary sources of knowledge and truth, rather than sensory experience or emotion.

   racionalista

   • The rationalist approach to ethics emphasizes logical consistency over emotional appeal.
   • His rationalist philosophy rejects any knowledge that cannot be proven by reason.
   • The debate between rationalist and empiricist views has shaped modern science.

   Sinónimosrationalistic

   Antónimosempiricist

• Persona que defiende la importancia de la razón y los hechos observables como fuente principal del conocimiento, generalmente excluyendo especulaciones metafísicas sobre el origen o las causas primeras.

A person who emphasizes reason and observable facts as the primary source of knowledge, typically excluding metaphysical speculation about origins or ultimate causes.

1. Empiricist thinkerC1formal

   A person who prioritizes observable facts and evidence, deliberately avoiding metaphysical speculation about origins or ultimate causes.

   Pensador empirista

   • As a rationalist, she only accepted conclusions supported by data.
   • The philosopher was a strict rationalist, rejecting any supernatural explanations.
   • Rationalists argue that knowledge must be grounded in sensory experience.

   Sinónimosempiricistmaterialistnaturalistpositivistpragmatistrealist