| 单词 | sensistic |
| 释义 | > as lemmassenˈsistic senˈsistic adj. Of, relating to, or characterized by sensism or sensationalism (sensationalism n. 1). ΘΚΠ the mind > mental capacity > philosophy > epistemology > [adjective] > of perception > relating to sensualism sensational1801 sensualistic1828 sensual1829 sensualist1839 sensationalist1846 sensationalistic1846 sensist1850 sensistic1856 sensationist1868 sensationistic1899 1856 H. F. Brownson tr. J. L. Balmes Fund. Philos. II. iv. xii. 58 Would any sensistic scruple [Sp. ningún escrúpulo sensualista] have prevented Condillac from admitting the synthesis of the imagination? 1882 Fortn. Rev. July 18 A sensistic philosophy, which, by circumscribing the natural powers of the mind within the narrowest limits, left indefinite room for authority. 1917 America 5 May 96/1 Pragmatism is sensistic, individualistic, nominalistic, subjectivistic, [etc.]. 2013 F. D'Intino in K. Baldwin et al. tr. G. Leopardi Zibaldone Introd. p. xxxv Leopardi shares the sensistic principle of the correspondence between the physical and the moral. < as lemmas |
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