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nominalist

/ˈnɒm.ɪ.nəl.ɪst/

Übersetzung: Philosoph, der die Lehre des Nominalismus vertritt, wonach Universalien oder abstrakte Begriffe keine unabhängige Existenz haben, sondern nur Namen oder Etiketten für konkrete Dinge sind.

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noun

C2formalcommon/ˈnɒm.ɪ.nəl.ɪst/

A philosopher who adheres to the doctrine of nominalism, which holds that universals or abstract concepts have no independent existence and exist only as names or labels for particular objects.

  • 🇩🇪Philosoph, der die Lehre des Nominalismus vertritt, wonach Universalien oder abstrakte Begriffe keine unabhängige Existenz haben, sondern nur Namen oder Etiketten für konkrete Dinge sind.
  1. Philosopher of Nominalism C2 formal

    A philosopher who adheres to the doctrine of nominalism, which holds that universal concepts or abstract objects do not exist independently but are merely names or labels for individual objects.

    • The nominalist argued that 'beauty' is just a word, not a real thing.
    • Medieval nominalists like William of Ockham challenged the idea of universal essences.
    • A nominalist would say that only individual trees exist, not the concept of 'tree'.

    🇩🇪Nominalist

    Antonyme: platonistrealist

  • nominalists plural form
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  • nominalist's possessive singular form