cogitationismcogitationistn.
/kɒdʒɪˈteɪʃənɪz(ə)m//kɒdʒɪˈteɪʃənɪst/ See quot. 1865.
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1865 D. Masson Recent Brit. Philos. iv. 345 If I were allowed to invent a term, I should say that Mr. Mill, cosmologically, is now a Cogitationist. The ultimate fact of the phaenomenal world, as recognized by him, is neither Matter nor Mind in any present sense of these terms, but a cogitation or coagulation of phaenomena which may be called feelings... If we persevere in the analysis, we end in Cogitationism.
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n.1865- civilianization
- civilianizations
- civilianize
- civilianized
- civilianizes
- civilianizing
- civilians
- civilian–military
- civilisation
- civilisational
- civilisationals
- civilisations
- civilise
- civilised
- civilisedness
- civiliser
- civilisers
- civilises
- civilish
- civilising
- civilist
- civilists
- civilities
- civility
- civility costs nothing