PHILOSOPHICAL DOCTRINE
(noun)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)
philosophical theoryHypernyms (Closely Related)
doctrine11ism5philosophical systemphilosophy23school of thoughtHyponyms (Broadly Related)
aesthetic14esthetic13aristotelianismperipateticism22
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conceptualism21confucianismdeconstruction19deconstructionismempiricism18empiricist philosophysensationalism16environmentalismexistential philosophyexistentialism23existentialist philosophydeterminism16formalism16hereditarianism21idealism11intuitionism14logicism13materialism15physicalism23mechanism18mentalism13nativism13naturalism12neoplatonismnominalism14operationalism18platonism13realism9pragmatism17probabilism19rationalism13naive realismrealism9relativism15scholasticism22semiology15semiotics13sensationalism16sensualism12solipsism13stoicism12subjectivism28daoismtaoismteleology13traditionalism17vitalism13new realismeleaticisminductionismtheocentrism19nastikaapriorism13nietzscheanismalbertismenergetic monismenergetismanthropologismcyrenaicismbergsonismchristocentrismidiographic approachidiographic 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."
