In any case, I decided to start typing down my ideas to form them into something more cogent and would like get some feedback on the validity of the definitions I have created in order to differentiate the most egregious problem causers. — Diagonal Diogenes
My own definition of the same, or similar, terms relate to the domain of human mind and its ontological presuppositions. So they take into consideration:
1) Common meanings/usage in Cognitive Psychology, Metaphysics, and Philosophy of Mind.
2) Etymology.
3) General, or other, definitions (where a word has equivocal usage).
In the following, nested definitions are contained in parentheses and synonyms occur after semi-colons. — Galuchat
Idea: component or product of thinking; thought.
Product: particular (actuality token) which is produced (generated).
Thinking: intuition and/or cogitation. — Galuchat
Immanuel Kant - Critic of Pure Reason.
It’s heavy weight stuff, but if you really want to establish the kind of lexicon used in this sort of discussion that is a place to start. Unfortunately it is not something you can ‘read up on’ overnight. Tackling it seriously would take a year, merely reading the words won’t do much as you have to think while reading.
Note: You could easily supplant some of your terms with philosophical perspectives like ‘physicalism’, ‘empiricism’, and ‘idealism’. Good luck :) — I like sushi
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