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platonism

/ˈpleɪ.tə.nɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Doctrine philosophique affirmant que les concepts abstraits, tels que les formes ou les idées, ont une existence indépendante et séparée de leurs manifestations physiques ou de leurs désignations.

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/ˈpleɪ.tə.nɪ.zəm/C1formalart
  • frDoctrine philosophique affirmant que les concepts abstraits, tels que les formes ou les idées, ont une existence indépendante et séparée de leurs manifestations physiques ou de leurs désignations.

A philosophical doctrine asserting that abstract concepts, such as forms or ideas, have an independent existence apart from their physical manifestations or names.

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  1. Philosophical doctrineC1formal

    The philosophical theory that abstract concepts, such as forms or ideas, exist independently of their physical manifestations or names.

    frPlatonisme (doctrine philosophique)

    • Platonism argues that mathematical truths exist in a non-physical realm.
    • Many philosophers debate whether Platonism can be reconciled with modern science.
    • The concept of perfect justice, according to Platonism, is an ideal form.

    Antonymesempiricismmaterialismnominalismphysicalismpositivism

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  • platonisms' possessive plural form
  • platonism's possessive singular form
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