first-order question

名词 n.

英文释义

名词 n.
  1. A direct question about facts or values, as opposed to a metaquestion.
    — [L]et us call questions about what is and happens in the world, or about what men ought to do or seek, "first-order" questions. We should recognize, then, that there are also "second-order" questions that can be asked: questions about our first-order knowledge

词形变化

first-order questions plural
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