pre-critical
/priːˈkrɪtɪkl/adjective
Previous to the critical treatment of a subject; prior to critical analysis, or the development of a critical faculty, method, etc.; (Philosophy ) prior to the development of Kant's critical philosophy in his Kritik der reinen Vernunft (Critique of Pure Reason) (1781).
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Mind. From pre- + critical. With specifically use in philosophy compare German vorkritisch.
- Britannia
- Britannia metal
- Britannia silver
- Britannia standard
- Britannic
- Britannically
- britannicize
- britches
- britchka
- Britcom
- britholite
- Briticisation
- Briticism
- Briticization
- British
- British Academy
- British Antarctic Territory
- British Asian
- British Black English
- British Blue
- British Board of Agrément
- British Broadcasting Company
- British Broadcasting Corporation
- British Bulldog
- British Celtic