Definition of substantialism in English:

substantialism

noun səbˈstanʃ(ə)lɪz(ə)msəbˈstæn(t)ʃəˌlɪzəm

mass nounPhilosophy

The doctrine that behind phenomena there are substantial realities.
Example sentencesExamples
- The third revolutionary element is Buddhism's rejection of substantialism for the sake of a system of thought based on relativity as represented by the law of cause and effect.
- The key question confronting sociologists in the present day is not ‘material versus ideal,’ ‘structure versus agency,’ ‘individual versus society,’ or any of the other dualisms so often noted; rather, it is the choice between substantialism and relationalism.
- Thus, both Buddhist doctrine and Whitehead's philosophy avoid the extremes of substantialism and nihilism, and propose that things have a relational, interdependent type of existence.
- A third type of substantialism amounts to the theory that there is a plurality of ultimately irreducible individual souls rather than just a single divine one.
- The extreme of substantialism, whereby one asserts oneself, goes hand in hand with the extreme of nihilism, whereby one negates the other.

Derivatives

substantialist

noun & adjective səbˈstanʃ(ə)lɪstˌsəbˈstæn(t)ʃələst

Philosophy

The relational point of view on social action and historical change can most usefully be characterized by comparing it with its opposite, the substantialist perspective.
Example sentencesExamples
- The roots of the substantialist way of seeing the world are Hellenistic and patriarchal.
- One is led almost automatically by the substantialist language to attribute identity, agency, interests, and will to groups.
- In our language, and in our common sense understanding of language, the substantialist meaning of ‘being’ is the literal and genuine meaning, and any other is metaphorical and lesser.
- Process thinkers do not accept the prevalent substantialist and deterministic understanding of the self.

Definition of substantialism in US English:

substantialism

nounsəbˈstæn(t)ʃəˌlɪzəmsəbˈstan(t)SHəˌlizəm

Philosophy

The doctrine that behind phenomena there are substantial realities.
Example sentencesExamples
- A third type of substantialism amounts to the theory that there is a plurality of ultimately irreducible individual souls rather than just a single divine one.
- The extreme of substantialism, whereby one asserts oneself, goes hand in hand with the extreme of nihilism, whereby one negates the other.
- Thus, both Buddhist doctrine and Whitehead's philosophy avoid the extremes of substantialism and nihilism, and propose that things have a relational, interdependent type of existence.
- The third revolutionary element is Buddhism's rejection of substantialism for the sake of a system of thought based on relativity as represented by the law of cause and effect.
- The key question confronting sociologists in the present day is not ‘material versus ideal,’ ‘structure versus agency,’ ‘individual versus society,’ or any of the other dualisms so often noted; rather, it is the choice between substantialism and relationalism.

单词	substantialism
释义	Definition of substantialism in English: substantialism noun səbˈstanʃ(ə)lɪz(ə)msəbˈstæn(t)ʃəˌlɪzəm mass nounPhilosophy The doctrine that behind phenomena there are substantial realities. Example sentencesExamples The third revolutionary element is Buddhism's rejection of substantialism for the sake of a system of thought based on relativity as represented by the law of cause and effect. The key question confronting sociologists in the present day is not ‘material versus ideal,’ ‘structure versus agency,’ ‘individual versus society,’ or any of the other dualisms so often noted; rather, it is the choice between substantialism and relationalism. Thus, both Buddhist doctrine and Whitehead's philosophy avoid the extremes of substantialism and nihilism, and propose that things have a relational, interdependent type of existence. A third type of substantialism amounts to the theory that there is a plurality of ultimately irreducible individual souls rather than just a single divine one. The extreme of substantialism, whereby one asserts oneself, goes hand in hand with the extreme of nihilism, whereby one negates the other. Derivatives substantialist noun & adjective səbˈstanʃ(ə)lɪstˌsəbˈstæn(t)ʃələst Philosophy The relational point of view on social action and historical change can most usefully be characterized by comparing it with its opposite, the substantialist perspective. Example sentencesExamples The roots of the substantialist way of seeing the world are Hellenistic and patriarchal. One is led almost automatically by the substantialist language to attribute identity, agency, interests, and will to groups. In our language, and in our common sense understanding of language, the substantialist meaning of ‘being’ is the literal and genuine meaning, and any other is metaphorical and lesser. Process thinkers do not accept the prevalent substantialist and deterministic understanding of the self. Definition of substantialism in US English: substantialism nounsəbˈstæn(t)ʃəˌlɪzəmsəbˈstan(t)SHəˌlizəm Philosophy The doctrine that behind phenomena there are substantial realities. Example sentencesExamples A third type of substantialism amounts to the theory that there is a plurality of ultimately irreducible individual souls rather than just a single divine one. The extreme of substantialism, whereby one asserts oneself, goes hand in hand with the extreme of nihilism, whereby one negates the other. Thus, both Buddhist doctrine and Whitehead's philosophy avoid the extremes of substantialism and nihilism, and propose that things have a relational, interdependent type of existence. The third revolutionary element is Buddhism's rejection of substantialism for the sake of a system of thought based on relativity as represented by the law of cause and effect. The key question confronting sociologists in the present day is not ‘material versus ideal,’ ‘structure versus agency,’ ‘individual versus society,’ or any of the other dualisms so often noted; rather, it is the choice between substantialism and relationalism.
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