phenomenismn.

1830 J. Douglas Errors Relig. 231 His philosophy was still phenomenism.

1852 A. P. Forbes Explan. Nicene Creed 107 Some have maintained a pure idealism, others a pure materialism, and a third party pure phaenomenism.

1865 J. Grote Exploratio Philosophica Pt. I i. 182 The notion of an unknowable noumenism with which phænomenism..is contrasted.

1913 Philos. Rev. 22 347 Phenomenism is the view that the image is essentially a phenomenon and that its characters are objective.

1994 French Rev. 68 155 He [sc. Berg] emphasizes the frequency of hallucination in Zola's work as well as a phenomenism, typical of the times, which merges the observer and the object, making both of them integral parts of the visual act.