| 释义 |
microˈcosmically, adv.
[f. microcosmic a.: see -ly2.]
In relation to the microcosm.
1881Max Müller tr. Kant's Critique Pure Reason I. ii. 363, I might call the two former [ideas], in a narrower sense, cosmical concepts (macrocosmically or microcosmically) and the remaining two transcendent concepts of nature. 1939[see macrocosmically adv.]. 1942Mind LI. 235 A microcosmic being exists microcosmically under divine reference in constitutive communitas with a complement that is not absolutely other; and under self-reference in indefinitely continuing commerce of cooperation and opposition with an imaginative other. |