| 释义 |
psychoˈlogico- rare.
[f. by analogy with logico-.]
Taken as comb. form of psychological a., psychology in the sense ‘psychological and{ddd}’.
1869W. James Let. 22 May in R. B. Perry Tht. & Char. W. James (1935) I. 296 Charles S. Peirce has been writing some very acute and original psychologico-metaphysical articles in the St. Louis philosophic Journal. 1942Mind LI. 178 At this stage of our ignorance we should concentrate on psychologico-mathematical patterns. |