Definition of Spinozism in English:

Spinozism

noun spɪˈnəʊzɪz(ə)mspəˈnoʊˌzɪzəm

mass noun

The theories and views proposed by the Dutch philosopher Spinoza.
the doctrine of this philosopher differed little from Spinozism
Example sentencesExamples
- There is no 'road to Damascus' conversion to Spinozism, only a steady but implacable deletion of default assumptions.
- It is not, as Spinozism conceives it, a purely mechanical aggregate, a mere sum.
- Stoicism and Spinozism are variations on the same basic world view.
- He brings a terrible authority to the cosmic Spinozism of the show's ethical pay-off.
- By the time he was in his early twenties, he had absorbed Darwinism and taken a special interest in Spinozism as an intellectual religion.
- It is only those who never destroy themselves too much who can retain a hostility to this aspect of Spinozism.
- On this occasion, it came to light how much Spinoza was really forgotten, and in what horror Spinozism was held.
- It was above all in Germany that this aspect of Spinozism had its greatest impact.
- Spinozism is essentially atheism, and had Spinoza lived in a less tolerant country, he would have been burned at the stake.
- Present-day materialism, he wrote, is a Spinozism that has become more or less aware of itself.

Definition of Spinozism in US English:

Spinozism

nounspəˈnoʊˌzɪzəmspəˈnōˌzizəm

The theories and views proposed by the Dutch philosopher Baruch de Spinoza.
the doctrine of this philosopher differed little from Spinozism
Example sentencesExamples
- There is no 'road to Damascus' conversion to Spinozism, only a steady but implacable deletion of default assumptions.
- He brings a terrible authority to the cosmic Spinozism of the show's ethical pay-off.
- On this occasion, it came to light how much Spinoza was really forgotten, and in what horror Spinozism was held.
- Spinozism is essentially atheism, and had Spinoza lived in a less tolerant country, he would have been burned at the stake.
- Stoicism and Spinozism are variations on the same basic world view.
- It was above all in Germany that this aspect of Spinozism had its greatest impact.
- It is not, as Spinozism conceives it, a purely mechanical aggregate, a mere sum.
- By the time he was in his early twenties, he had absorbed Darwinism and taken a special interest in Spinozism as an intellectual religion.
- It is only those who never destroy themselves too much who can retain a hostility to this aspect of Spinozism.
- Present-day materialism, he wrote, is a Spinozism that has become more or less aware of itself.

单词	Spinozism
释义	Definition of Spinozism in English: Spinozism noun spɪˈnəʊzɪz(ə)mspəˈnoʊˌzɪzəm mass noun The theories and views proposed by the Dutch philosopher Spinoza. the doctrine of this philosopher differed little from Spinozism Example sentencesExamples There is no 'road to Damascus' conversion to Spinozism, only a steady but implacable deletion of default assumptions. It is not, as Spinozism conceives it, a purely mechanical aggregate, a mere sum. Stoicism and Spinozism are variations on the same basic world view. He brings a terrible authority to the cosmic Spinozism of the show's ethical pay-off. By the time he was in his early twenties, he had absorbed Darwinism and taken a special interest in Spinozism as an intellectual religion. It is only those who never destroy themselves too much who can retain a hostility to this aspect of Spinozism. On this occasion, it came to light how much Spinoza was really forgotten, and in what horror Spinozism was held. It was above all in Germany that this aspect of Spinozism had its greatest impact. Spinozism is essentially atheism, and had Spinoza lived in a less tolerant country, he would have been burned at the stake. Present-day materialism, he wrote, is a Spinozism that has become more or less aware of itself. Definition of Spinozism in US English: Spinozism nounspəˈnoʊˌzɪzəmspəˈnōˌzizəm The theories and views proposed by the Dutch philosopher Baruch de Spinoza. the doctrine of this philosopher differed little from Spinozism Example sentencesExamples There is no 'road to Damascus' conversion to Spinozism, only a steady but implacable deletion of default assumptions. He brings a terrible authority to the cosmic Spinozism of the show's ethical pay-off. On this occasion, it came to light how much Spinoza was really forgotten, and in what horror Spinozism was held. Spinozism is essentially atheism, and had Spinoza lived in a less tolerant country, he would have been burned at the stake. Stoicism and Spinozism are variations on the same basic world view. It was above all in Germany that this aspect of Spinozism had its greatest impact. It is not, as Spinozism conceives it, a purely mechanical aggregate, a mere sum. By the time he was in his early twenties, he had absorbed Darwinism and taken a special interest in Spinozism as an intellectual religion. It is only those who never destroy themselves too much who can retain a hostility to this aspect of Spinozism. Present-day materialism, he wrote, is a Spinozism that has become more or less aware of itself.
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