German - Turkish
Definition of epoche in German Turkish dictionary
- n. e. e'pohı devir, çağ
- n {e'pohı} e devir, çağ
English - Turkish
Definition of epoche in English Turkish dictionary
- epoch
- {i} çağ
- era
- {i} tarih başlangıcı
- epoch
- (Jeoloji) epok
- epoch
- dönem
- epoch
- an
- epoch
- devir
- epoch
- çığır
Berlin Duvarı'nın yıkılışı gerçekten çığır açan bir olaydı.
-The fall of the Berlin Wall was really an epochal event.
- epoch
- tarih
- epoch
- dönüm noktası/çağ
- epoch
- an,tarihsel dönem
- epoch
- mark an epoch yeni bir devir açmak
- epoch
- zaman
- epoch
- epochal yeni bir devre ait
- era
- {i} devir
Related Terms
German - English
Definition of epoche in German English dictionary
- epoch
What characterizes our epoch is the fear of being considered stupid when praising, and the certainty of being considered clever when faulting.
-Was unsere Epoche kennzeichnet, ist die Angst, für dumm zu gelten, wenn man etwas lobt, und die Gewissheit, für gescheit zu gelten, wenn man etwas tadelt.
- era
- Epoché (skeptische Zurückhaltung bei Werturteilen)
- epoché (restraint in making judgements)
- auf jemanden/auf ein Ereignis/bis in eine bestimmte Epoche zurückgehen
- to date back to somebody/an event/a given epoch
- auf jemanden/auf ein Ereignis/bis in eine bestimmte Epoche zurückgehen
- to date from an event/a given epoch
- aus der jeweiligen Epoche
- contemporary
- ein Dialog, der nicht in die Epoche passt
- an anachronistic dialogue
- nicht in die Zeit/Epoche passend
- anachronistic
- nicht in die Zeit/Epoche passend
- anachronic
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of epoche in English English dictionary
- Moment of theoretical suspension of disbelief
- Moment of theoretical suspension of all action
epoche
Etymology
() This term was introduced by Husserl and other phenomenologists, although it seems to also be present in Aristotelian philosophy as well (as the concept did originate with Aristotle) and is a corruption of the word "epoch."Resimler
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