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唯物論 (yuibutsuron) Japanese meaning: materialism | Kotomora
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も
物ぶっ
質しつ
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Materialism holds that the mind is also a function of matter.
He analyzed history from a materialist standpoint.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 が 唯ゆい 物ぶつ 論ろん を 唱とな える for someone to advocate materialism
That philosopher advocated materialism.
唯ゆい 物ぶつ 論ろん に 基もと づく 〈 考かんが え 方かた 〉 a way of thinking based on materialism
His theory is a way of thinking based on materialism.
唯ゆい 物ぶつ 論ろん 的てき な 〈 考かんが え 方かた 〉 a materialistic (view/approach)
He holds a materialistic view.
Opposites 観念論 holds that reality is fundamentally mental or ideal, the direct philosophical opposite of 唯物論, which holds that matter is fundamental.
唯心論 asserts that mind or spirit is the ultimate reality, standing opposed to 唯物論's claim that matter is fundamental.
Word family historical materialism
mechanistic materialism
dialectical materialism
Etymology Compound of 唯物 (material things) and 論 (theory, doctrine). The term was coined in the Meiji period as a translation of Western philosophical 'materialism'.
形けい 而じ 上じょう 学がく 的てき 唯ゆい 物ぶつ 論ろん
