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In philosophy, at least Kantian philosophy, "categorical" means unqualified and universal. As opposed to "hypothetical", which means given some presumptions. N
by dsubburam 3y ago
In philosophy, at least Kantian philosophy, "categorical" means unqualified and universal. As opposed to "hypothetical", which means given some presumptions.
Not sure if TFA uses it in this way.
See:
https://faculty.philosophy.umd.edu/SKerstein/categoricalandhypotheticalimperativesweb.pdf https://faculty.philosophy.umd.edu/SKerstein/categoricalandh...