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A priori<\/strong> It is a Latin phrase that means \"From the above\"<\/em>. The expression is used to demonstrate something that goes from cause to effect<\/strong>. It also refers to what is done previously<\/strong> to reflect on the matter in question.<\/p>\n

An example that we can use to fully understand the Latin phrase that concerns us now could be the following: \u201cDespite what the media had disclosed about the detainees, the judge was clear that he could not and should not judge the case a priori \u201d.<\/p>\n

Regarding this meaning, it must be made clear that whenever this term is spoken of, its antonym inevitably comes to mind: a posteriori. A sentence that can help us to compare and see the difference between the two phrases would be this: \"The best and fairest thing is to analyze and study the case in question and thus draw all the conclusions a posteriori.\"<\/p>\n

\"ImmanuelIt is possible to make a distinction between a priori knowledge<\/strong> (which, according to the philosopher Immanuel Kant<\/strong>, is necessarily universal and true because it has no dependence on experience) and the a posteriori knowledge<\/strong> (the one that is developed by the empirical way).<\/p>\n

A priori propositions, therefore, are necessary. Direct proofs in mathematics, for example, belong to this type of utterance. In this way, a priori knowledge allows anticipate a fact<\/strong> or some of its properties or characteristics.<\/p>\n

For scholastic philosophy, a priori propositions appear linked to the ontology<\/strong> and they are equivalent to that which precedes according to the causal organization.<\/p>\n

In order to Kant<\/strong>, everything empirical knowledge<\/strong> is tied to a priori conditions, which he calls as momentous<\/strong>. As it cannot be empirically verified, the reason is the basis of this type of knowledge.<\/p>\n

Rene Descartes<\/strong>, for his part, pointed out that reason has independence from experience. This implies that there is knowledge that is innate<\/strong> (that is, a priori), as he explained with his famous phrase \"Cogito ergo sum\"<\/em> (\"I think, therefore I am\"<\/em>).<\/p>\n

The synthetic a priori judgments<\/strong>, finally, are those related to the logic<\/strong> (What \"Climb up\"<\/em>). Instead, a posteriori trials<\/strong> are empirical and are only valid for particular cases, since they are checked with the experience<\/strong> (\"The women of Buenos Aires speak more than the men\"<\/em>).<\/p>\n

In addition to all the aforementioned, we can establish, in the same way, that the term in question is used as the name of a theatrical management company that began its journey at the end of the 90s under the orders of Joseba Garc\u00eda, a member of the Compa\u00f1\u00eda Fuegos Fatuos, and Julio Perugorr\u00eda, a professional from the theatrical world with extensive experience in it.<\/p>\n

The children's show \u201cC\u00e1scaras\u201d (2010) by Jorge Pad\u00edn, Tirso de Molina's adaptation of \u201cLa jealous de ella\u201d (2009) by Juanma Navas, \u201cCasi Romeo y Julieta\u201d (2007) by Marta Torres or \u201cLa Dama Duende \u201d(2005) also by Marta Torres are some of the theatrical productions that this company A Priori has developed throughout its professional career. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n

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