transphenomenaladj.
Philosophy.
That transcends or goes beyond the phenomenal.
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the mind > mental capacity > philosophy > absolute idealism > [adjective] > of other doctrines and their adherents
suprarelational1894
transphenomenal1897
Bradleian1905
transmental1905
Crocean1921
noumenalist1925
1897 W. M. Urban Hist. Princ. Sufficient Reason vi. 87 The validity of this logical postulate in trans-phenomenal usage.
1904 W. James Meaning of Truth (1909) iv. 109 We have no transphenomenal absolute ready, to derealize the whole experienced world by, at a stroke.
1954 W. Desan Tragic Finale ix. 178 Sartre claims that the existence of the external transphenomenal being is the condition of my phenomenal perception.
Derivatives
transphenomeˈnality n.
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the mind > mental capacity > philosophy > absolute idealism > [noun] > other doctrines and their adherents
self-realization1813
directionism1894
transmental1905
Crocean1921
sacramentalism1936
transphenomenality1957
1957 H. E. Barnes tr. J.-P. Sartre Being & Nothingness p. l The phenomenon of being.. is an appeal to being; it requires as phenomenon, a foundation which is transphenomenal. The phenomenon of being requires the transphenomenality of being.
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