Definition of immaterialism in English:

immaterialism

noun ɪməˈtɪərɪəlɪz(ə)mˌɪməˈtɪriəˌlɪzəm

mass noun

The belief that matter has no objective existence.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is less agreement on Berkeley's argumentative approach to idealism and immaterialism and on the role of some of his specific arguments.
- The affinity between immaterialism and traditional religion is somewhat easier to understand.
- It is possible that Johnson was attempting to disprove immaterialism by the physicality of the stone and its action on his foot.
- What had touched the world's hearts was the ethereal immaterialism of their secluded world and something primal in the music they sang.
- In 1709 he issued An Essay towards a New Theory of Vision, followed in the next year by The Principles of Human Knowledge, the main exposition of his immaterialism.

Derivatives

immaterialist

noun ˌɪməˈtɪərɪəlɪstˌɪ(m)məˈtɪriələst

Philonous needs to convince him (as Berkeley needed to convince his readers in both books) that a commonsensical philosophy could be built on an immaterialist foundation, that no one but a skeptic or atheist would ever miss matter.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was an immaterialist: matter does not exist.
- It remains to be seen how these earnest, almost-allover paintings - whose adamant corporeality must make an immaterialist's skin crawl - will play in a world of increasingly disembodied visual culture.
- In my judgement, the key lies in the immaterialist conception of ‘body’ presupposed by the dynamical model of matter.
- Rather, it's that the good arguments don't even get a hearing since they offer an immaterialist account, and immaterialist accounts can't really be knowledge.

Definition of immaterialism in US English:

immaterialism

nounˌɪməˈtɪriəˌlɪzəmˌiməˈtirēəˌlizəm

The belief that material things have no objective existence.
Example sentencesExamples
- What had touched the world's hearts was the ethereal immaterialism of their secluded world and something primal in the music they sang.
- It is possible that Johnson was attempting to disprove immaterialism by the physicality of the stone and its action on his foot.
- In 1709 he issued An Essay towards a New Theory of Vision, followed in the next year by The Principles of Human Knowledge, the main exposition of his immaterialism.
- There is less agreement on Berkeley's argumentative approach to idealism and immaterialism and on the role of some of his specific arguments.
- The affinity between immaterialism and traditional religion is somewhat easier to understand.

单词	immaterialism
释义	Definition of immaterialism in English: immaterialism noun ɪməˈtɪərɪəlɪz(ə)mˌɪməˈtɪriəˌlɪzəm mass noun The belief that matter has no objective existence. Example sentencesExamples There is less agreement on Berkeley's argumentative approach to idealism and immaterialism and on the role of some of his specific arguments. The affinity between immaterialism and traditional religion is somewhat easier to understand. It is possible that Johnson was attempting to disprove immaterialism by the physicality of the stone and its action on his foot. What had touched the world's hearts was the ethereal immaterialism of their secluded world and something primal in the music they sang. In 1709 he issued An Essay towards a New Theory of Vision, followed in the next year by The Principles of Human Knowledge, the main exposition of his immaterialism. Derivatives immaterialist noun ˌɪməˈtɪərɪəlɪstˌɪ(m)məˈtɪriələst Philonous needs to convince him (as Berkeley needed to convince his readers in both books) that a commonsensical philosophy could be built on an immaterialist foundation, that no one but a skeptic or atheist would ever miss matter. Example sentencesExamples He was an immaterialist: matter does not exist. It remains to be seen how these earnest, almost-allover paintings - whose adamant corporeality must make an immaterialist's skin crawl - will play in a world of increasingly disembodied visual culture. In my judgement, the key lies in the immaterialist conception of ‘body’ presupposed by the dynamical model of matter. Rather, it's that the good arguments don't even get a hearing since they offer an immaterialist account, and immaterialist accounts can't really be knowledge. Definition of immaterialism in US English: immaterialism nounˌɪməˈtɪriəˌlɪzəmˌiməˈtirēəˌlizəm The belief that material things have no objective existence. Example sentencesExamples What had touched the world's hearts was the ethereal immaterialism of their secluded world and something primal in the music they sang. It is possible that Johnson was attempting to disprove immaterialism by the physicality of the stone and its action on his foot. In 1709 he issued An Essay towards a New Theory of Vision, followed in the next year by The Principles of Human Knowledge, the main exposition of his immaterialism. There is less agreement on Berkeley's argumentative approach to idealism and immaterialism and on the role of some of his specific arguments. The affinity between immaterialism and traditional religion is somewhat easier to understand.
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