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substitutionalism|sʌbstɪˈtjuːʃənəlɪz(ə)m|
[f. prec. + -ism.]
(See quot.) Hence substiˈtutionalist.
1908C. A. Strong in Ess. in honor of W. James 171 The present experience does not intuite the past experience... It is a more or less perfect reproduction of it... It earns its title to be a memory by serving as a satisfactory substitute for the object in the regulation of conduct. We may call this the substitutional theory of knowledge, or, more briefly, substitutionalism. Ibid. 180 From this maze of misconceptions..the substitutionalist is saved by his insight that the proper thing to be called experience is not an experience projected into the place of another experience but an experience simply. |