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Meanings of
transcendentalism
in English
Portuguese
transcendentalismo
Catalan
transcendentalisme
Spanish
trascendentalismo americano
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Any system of philosophy emphasizing the intuitive and spiritual above the empirical and material.
transcendental philosophy
Portuguese
transcendentalismo
Synonyms
Examples for "
transcendental philosophy
"
transcendental philosophy
Examples for "
transcendental philosophy
"
1
Nor does the
transcendental
philosophy
,
in spite of its self-esteem, add anything essential.
2
Our theme was the
transcendental
philosophy
,
of which he was a great admirer.
3
A system of such conceptions would be called
transcendental
philosophy
.
4
The highest conception, with which a
transcendental
philosophy
commonly begins, is the division into possible and impossible.
5
For it is one part of the duty of
transcendental
philosophy
to establish the possibility of mathematics itself.
Usage of
transcendentalism
in English
1
Judaism wavers between the two opposite conceptions: absolute
transcendentalism
and absolute pantheism.
2
Yet is this spirit of
transcendentalism
alien to the spirit of art.
3
I despise
transcendentalism
;
therefore I do not wish to be called transcendentalist.'
4
His
transcendentalism
annoyed me not a little; and I took refuge in sleep.
5
There is such a thing as thought-transference and
transcendentalism
of ideas.
6
As a humanistic thinker, Montaigne fears nothing more than any strivings after
transcendentalism
.
7
Here was enough
transcendentalism
to drive even a cavedwelling Tibetan holy man insane.
8
For speculative reason is, in the sphere of
transcendentalism
,
dialectical in its own nature.
9
His scholarship led him away from his church towards
transcendentalism
.
10
Some of them are named scholasticism, sensationalism, rationalism, idealism, realism, empiricism,
transcendentalism
,
pragmatism, etc.
11
That is practical
transcendentalism
,
and you are a transcendentalist.
12
There is no "mysticism," no
"
transcendentalism
"
in this plain, straightforward Address.
13
He calls things by their right names; no euphuism or
transcendentalism
,
-
the
plainer
and commoner the better.
14
Whitman had in him the heart of
transcendentalism
,
and he was informed of its inmost spirit.
15
We find homeopathy, spiritualism,
transcendentalism
,
theological liberalism and faith healing all tied up in one bundle.
16
He would have done no injury to
transcendentalism
.
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transcendentalism
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
german transcendentalism
absolute transcendentalism
come transcendentalism
condemn transcendentalism
current transcendentalism
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Translations for
transcendentalism
Portuguese
transcendentalismo
Catalan
transcendentalisme
Spanish
trascendentalismo americano
Transcendentalism
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