Definitions
There is 1 meaning of the phrase
Philosophical Doctrine.
Philosophical Doctrine - as a noun
A doctrine accepted by adherents to a philosophy
Synonyms (Exact Relations)
Hypernyms (Closely Related)
Hyponyms (Broadly Related)
- aesthetic
- esthetic
- aristotelianism
- peripateticism
- conceptualism
- confucianism
- deconstruction
- deconstructionism
- empiricism
- empiricist philosophy
- sensationalism
- environmentalism
- existential philosophy
- existentialism
- existentialist philosophy
- determinism
- formalism
- hereditarianism
- idealism
- intuitionism
- logicism
- materialism
- physicalism
- mechanism
- mentalism
- nativism
- naturalism
- neoplatonism
- nominalism
- operationalism
- platonism
- realism
- pragmatism
- probabilism
- rationalism
- naive realism
- realism
- relativism
- scholasticism
- semiology
- semiotics
- sensationalism
- sensualism
- solipsism
- stoicism
- subjectivism
- daoism
- taoism
- teleology
- traditionalism
- vitalism
- new realism
- eleaticism
- inductionism
- theocentrism
- nastika
- apriorism
- nietzscheanism
- albertism
- energetic monism
- energetism
- anthropologism
- cyrenaicism
- bergsonism
- christocentrism
- idiographic approach
- idiographic science
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Example Sentences
"Kant's transcendental idealism is a philosophical doctrine."
"Theism is a philosophical doctrine that asserts the existence of a divine being."
"According to the philosophical doctrine of determinism, all events are predetermined."
"Aristotle's concept of the golden mean is a philosophical doctrine of moral virtue."
"The philosophical doctrine of solipsism posits that only one's mind is certain to exist."
