pathographic
pathographic adjective: relating to pathography.
Adjective
pathographic (not comparable)
- Relating to pathography.
- At the same time Hildebrandt's attack on all pathographic methods that look for nothing but morbid symptoms or simply assume the existence of such symptoms when convenient, is masterful only in so far as it deals with the period before Nietzsche's collapse.1931, Erich F. Podach, The Madness of Nietzsche, page 62
- Although this perspective of limits of understanding is very fascinating there emerges out of it a constant problem for the pathographic viewpoint.2013, Giovanni Stanghellini, Thomas Fuchs, One Century of Karl Jaspers' General Psychopathology
Forms of pathographic
| alternative form | pathographical |
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Origin of pathographic
From pathography + -ic.
Questions about pathographic
- What does pathographic mean?
- Pathographic means relating to pathography.
- What part of speech is pathographic?
- Pathographic is an adjective.
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