phenomenalistic
21phenomenalism — /fəˈnɒmənəlɪzəm/ (say fuh nomuhnuhlizuhm) noun Philosophy 1. the manner of thinking that considers things as phenomena only. Compare positivism. 2. the philosophical doctrine that phenomena are the only objects of knowledge, or that phenomena are …
22phenomenalism — [fə näm′ə nəliz΄əm] n. the philosophic theory that knowledge is limited to phenomena, either because there is no reality beyond phenomena or because such reality is unknowable phenomenalist n. phenomenalistic adj. phenomenalistically adv …
23empiriocriticism — “+ noun Etymology: part translation of German empiriokritizismus, from empirio + kritizismus criticism : a scientifically oriented phenomenalistic form of empiricism that endeavors to reduce knowledge to a description of pure experience and… …
24phenomenalism — n. Philos. 1 the doctrine that human knowledge is confined to the appearances presented to the senses. 2 the doctrine that appearances are the foundation of all our knowledge. Derivatives: phenomenalist n. phenomenalistic adj …
25phenomenistic — ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|nistik adjective : phenomenalistic …
26phenomenalistically — adverb see phenomenalistic …
