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introˈspectionist
[f. prec. + -ist.]
a. One who practises introspection or self-examination.
b. One who adopts the method of introspection in psychological inquiry.
c. attrib. or as adj.
1881J. Owen Evenings with Skeptics I. iv. 312 As a rule Skeptics..are keen introspectionists. 1883H. Maudsley Body & Will i. vi. 91 Little favour will these discussions have, and little will they weigh, with the introspectionist, who in the end does not fail to fall back dogmatically upon the direct intuition of freedom. 1899Expositor Oct. 316 Spurgeon is not so much of a practical analyst as a self-introspectionist. 1934Webster, Introspectionist adj. 1949Koestler Insight & Outlook xiii. 184 Behaviourism has rendered a service to science by its puritan intolerance towards introspectionist debauch. |