philosophical

Related words

• philosophisch

  philosophisch

• philosophisch

  philosophical

• Konfuzianismus

  Confucianism is a Chinese philosophical and ethical teaching based on the teachings of Confucius, emphasizing social harmony, morality, and education.

• Eudämonie

  Eudaimonia

• Zwangsläufigkeit

  Inevitability

• philosophisch

  Philosophical

• dianoetisch

  Dianoetic (intellectual)

• Pandeismus

  Pandeism

• religionsphilosophisch

  philosophical of religion

• Realismus

  Realism is an artistic and philosophical movement that attempts to represent reality as objectively and accurately as possible.

• Vitalismus

  Vitalism is a philosophical doctrine that states that living organisms are animated by an immaterial life force.

• Scholastik

  Scholasticism is a medieval philosophical and theological school that attempts to reconcile faith and reason.

• Panpsychismus

  Panpsychism

• Immaterialität

  Immateriality

• Raumlehre

  Raumlehre is the study of the design and use of spaces, often in an architectural or philosophical context.

• Okkasionalismus

  Occasionalism

• Dispositiv

  A dispositif is a term from philosophy and sociology that describes a network of discourses, institutions, architectures, laws, police measures, philosophical statements, etc. It serves to achieve a specific goal or to exercise a certain power.

• Transzendenz

  Transcendence refers to exceeding the limits of experience or consciousness, often in a spiritual or philosophical context.

• panendeistisch

  Panendeistic is a philosophical position that states that God encompasses and transcends the world, with the world being part of God, but God cannot be completely reduced to the world.

• aporetisch

  Aporetic means that something ends in an aporia, i.e., in an irresolvable, contradictory situation or an insurmountable problem.

• kompatibilistisch

  Compatibilist refers to the philosophical position that considers freedom and determinism to be compatible.

• peripatetisch

  Peripatetic means walking or wandering, often in the context of philosophical discussions while walking, as practiced by Aristotle.

• vitalistisch

  Vitalistic refers to a philosophical doctrine that living organisms are governed by an immaterial life force or principle that cannot be reduced to physical or chemical processes.

• Dualismus

  A philosophical doctrine that assumes there are two fundamentally different principles or substances, e.g., mind and body.

• Spiritismus

  Spiritualism is a religious-philosophical movement that deals with communication with spirits of the deceased.

• Existenzialismus

  Existentialism is a philosophical movement that emphasizes the freedom and responsibility of the individual.

• Hermeneutik

  Hermeneutics is the theory of interpreting and understanding texts, especially religious or philosophical texts.

• Entelechie

  A philosophical term describing the realization of the potential of a thing or being.

• Sinngebung

  Meaning-making refers to the process or act of providing something with meaning or purpose.

• elenktisch

  Elenctic refers to refuting or confuting someone by cross-examination, often in a philosophical context.

• monadologisch

  Monadological

Example sentences with “philosophical”

1. We had a philosophical discussion. (Wir hatten eine philosophische Diskussion.)

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