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mentalism

/ˈmen.təl.ɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Doctrine philosophique selon laquelle l'esprit est la réalité fondamentale et que les objets n'existent que comme aspects de la conscience de l'esprit.

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/ˈmen.təl.ɪ.zəm/C1formalscientific
  • frDoctrine philosophique selon laquelle l'esprit est la réalité fondamentale et que les objets n'existent que comme aspects de la conscience de l'esprit.

A philosophical doctrine asserting that the mind is the fundamental reality and that objects exist only as aspects of the mind's awareness.

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  1. Philosophical doctrineC1formal

    The theory that the mind is the primary reality and that physical objects exist only as ideas or perceptions within consciousness.

    frMentalisme (philosophie)

    • Mentalism holds that all reality is mental in nature.
    • The philosopher argued for mentalism as an alternative to materialism.
    • In mentalism, the external world is seen as a construct of the mind.

    Synonymesidealism

    Antonymesmaterialismphysicalism

  2. Performance artB2informal

    A type of theatrical or street performance in which the performer simulates mind-reading, telepathy, or other psychic abilities through sleight of hand, suggestion, and psychological techniques.

    frMentalisme (art de la scène)

    • The mentalist amazed the audience with his card tricks and predictions.
    • She studied mentalism as a form of entertainment, not as actual magic.
    • Many famous mentalists use principles of cold reading to create illusions.
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