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philosophicohistorical

philosophicohistorical adjective: relating to philosophy and history.

Adjective

philosophicohistorical (not comparable)

  1. Relating to philosophy and history.
    • However, in the 1950 preface, Heidegger begins speaking of his violence not as a feature but as a bug of his method. This discussion is worth quoting at length: [blockquote] Readers have taken constant offense to the violence of my interpretations. Their allegation of violence can indeed be...2023 [1950], Morganna Lambeth, quoting Martin Heidegger, “Heidegger's Later Retraction of the Kant Book”, in Heidegger's Interpretation of Kant: The Violence and the Charity, Cambridge University...

Synonyms of philosophicohistorical

Questions about philosophicohistorical

What does philosophicohistorical mean?
Philosophicohistorical means relating to philosophy and history.
What part of speech is philosophicohistorical?
Philosophicohistorical is an adjective.

Words near philosophicohistorical in the dictionary

  1. philosophications
  2. philosophicide
  3. philosophicides
  4. philosophick
  5. philosophico-psychological
  6. philosophicohistorical
  7. philosophicolegal
  8. philosophicopsychological
  9. philosophicoreligious
  10. philosophicotheological
  11. philosophie

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