urdoxa
UK/ˈʊə.dɒk.sə/US/ˈʊɹ.dɑk.sə/
urdoxa noun: a pre-reflective, original belief; a foundational doxic attitude prior to doubt or affirmation.
Noun
urdoxa (plural urdoxae)
- A pre-reflective, original belief; a foundational doxic attitude prior to doubt or affirmation.
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Forms of urdoxa
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Origin of urdoxa
German Urdoxa, equivalent to ur- + doxa (Ancient Greek δόξα (dóxa)), in Husserlian phenomenology.
Questions about urdoxa
- What does urdoxa mean?
- Urdoxa means a pre-reflective, original belief; a foundational doxic attitude prior to doubt or affirmation.
- What part of speech is urdoxa?
- Urdoxa is a noun.
- How do you pronounce urdoxa?
- Urdoxa is pronounced /ˈʊə.dɒk.sə/ (UK).
- What is the plural of urdoxa?
- The plural of urdoxa is urdoxae.
Words near urdoxa in the dictionary
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