Truths a priori held their own against truths surely relative.

先验真理与肯定相对真理相对立。

There is, however, not much to be said about the state of confidence a priori.

然而， 关于先验置信度状态没有太多可说。

You would not think it, to look at them. There is no a priori probability about it. A strange enigma is man!

们外表，你是想不到。这并不是先天，人生就是一个谜。

In this way what seemed mysterious in our a priori knowledge is seen to have been based upon an error.

通过这种方式， 我们先验知识中似神秘东西被认为是基于错误。

Hence, although our general proposition is a priori, all its applications to actual particulars involve experience and therefore contain an empirical element.

因此，尽管我们一般命是先验， 但它对实际细节所有应用都涉及经验， 因此包含经验要素。

The phrase 'a priori' is less objectionable, and is more usual in modern writers.

“先验” 这个词不那么令人反感， 在现代作家中更常见。

This world is of great importance to philosophy, and in particular to the problems of a priori knowledge.

这个世界对学非常重要， 尤其是对先验知识。

Thus Kant's solution unduly limits the scope of a priori propositions, in addition to failing in the attempt at explaining their certainty.

因此，康德解决方案不恰当地限制了先验命范围，而且未能尝试解释它们确定性。

Thus the scope and power of a priori principles is strictly limited.

因此， 先验原则范围和权力受到严格限制。

Hence he inferred the far more doubtful proposition that nothing could be known a priori about the connexion of cause and effect.

因此，推断出一个更值得怀疑命， 即关于因果关系任何事情都不能先验地知道。

But Kant undoubtedly deserves credit for two things: first, for having perceived that we have a priori knowledge which is not purely 'analytic', i.e.

但康德无疑在两件事上值得赞扬：首先， 因为认识到我们拥有一种不是纯粹“分析” 先验知识， 即。

The a priori insistence on this unity ended by fatiguing the more active — or reactive — minds; and Lord Bacon tried to stop it.

对这种统一性先验坚持最终导致更活跃——或反应性——头脑疲惫不堪； 培根勋爵试图阻止它。

If this were so, we should be involved in a definite contradiction if we attempted to deny anything that could be known a priori. '

如果真是这样， 那么如果我们试图否认任何可以先验已知东西， 我们就会陷入一个明确矛盾之中。

Our derivative knowledge always depends upon some pure a priori knowledge and usually also depends upon some pure empirical knowledge.

我们衍生知识总是依赖于一些纯粹先验知识，通常也依赖于一些纯粹经验知识。

Before the time of Kant, it was generally held that whatever knowledge was a priori must be 'analytic'. What this word means will be best illustrated by examples.

在康德之前，人们普遍认为，任何先天知识都必须是“分析”。这个词含义将通过示例得到最好说明。

This proposition is of great importance, and goes a long way towards solving our previous difficulties concerning a priori knowledge.

这个命非常重要， 对解决我们先前关于先验知识困难大有帮助。

This suggests a proposition which we shall now endeavour to establish: namely, All a priori knowledge deals exclusively with the relations of universals.

这提出了一个我们现在将努力建立命：即所有先天知识都专门处理共相关系。

Thus the difference between an a priori general proposition and an empirical generalization does not come in the meaning of the proposition; it comes in the nature of the evidence for it.

因此，先验一般命与经验概括之间区别并不在于命意义； 它来自于它证据性质。

Thus in spite of the existence of a priori knowledge, we cannot know anything about the thing in itself or about what is not an actual or possible object of experience.

因此，尽管存在先验知识， 但我们无法了解关于事物本身任何信息， 也不能了解不是实际或可能经验对象事物。

But whether or not this psychological law strikes the reader as plausible a priori, it is certain that experience would be extremely different from what it is if the law did not hold.

但是，无论这条心理学定律是否先验地使读者印象深刻，可以肯定是，如果该定律不成立，经验将与实际情况大不相同。