Definition of psychologism in English:

psychologism

noun sʌɪˈkɒlədʒɪz(ə)msīˈkäləˌjizəm

mass nounPhilosophy

A tendency to interpret events or arguments in subjective terms, or to exaggerate the relevance of psychological factors.
〔哲〕唯心理论，心理主义（以主观原因解释事件或论点，或夸大心理因素重要性）
philosophical semantics was crippled by psychologism
Example sentencesExamples
- Richards's psychologism had ‘paved the way for the study of poems as independent structures’ or ‘consideration of the poem as a separate world.’
- This disappearance of objective knowledge in Western philosophy has continued in other idealist and subjective guises-positivism, materialism, psychologism and historicism.
- For the critics of psychologism, validity had nothing to do with genesis, truth content was independent of individual judgments, and justification did not rely on mere rhetorical persuasion.
- Secondly, Glock defends Strawson's dismissal of transcendental idealism and transcendental psychologism.
- Frege was also a harsh critic of psychologism in logic: the view that logical truths are truths about psychology.

Definition of psychologism in US English:

psychologism

nounsīˈkäləˌjizəm

Philosophy

A tendency to interpret events or arguments in subjective terms, or to exaggerate the relevance of psychological factors.
〔哲〕唯心理论，心理主义（以主观原因解释事件或论点，或夸大心理因素重要性）
philosophical semantics was crippled by psychologism
Example sentencesExamples
- Richards's psychologism had ‘paved the way for the study of poems as independent structures’ or ‘consideration of the poem as a separate world.’
- Secondly, Glock defends Strawson's dismissal of transcendental idealism and transcendental psychologism.
- For the critics of psychologism, validity had nothing to do with genesis, truth content was independent of individual judgments, and justification did not rely on mere rhetorical persuasion.
- This disappearance of objective knowledge in Western philosophy has continued in other idealist and subjective guises-positivism, materialism, psychologism and historicism.
- Frege was also a harsh critic of psychologism in logic: the view that logical truths are truths about psychology.

词汇	psychologism
释义	Definition of psychologism in English: psychologism noun sʌɪˈkɒlədʒɪz(ə)msīˈkäləˌjizəm mass nounPhilosophy A tendency to interpret events or arguments in subjective terms, or to exaggerate the relevance of psychological factors. 〔哲〕唯心理论，心理主义（以主观原因解释事件或论点，或夸大心理因素重要性） philosophical semantics was crippled by psychologism Example sentencesExamples Richards's psychologism had ‘paved the way for the study of poems as independent structures’ or ‘consideration of the poem as a separate world.’ This disappearance of objective knowledge in Western philosophy has continued in other idealist and subjective guises-positivism, materialism, psychologism and historicism. For the critics of psychologism, validity had nothing to do with genesis, truth content was independent of individual judgments, and justification did not rely on mere rhetorical persuasion. Secondly, Glock defends Strawson's dismissal of transcendental idealism and transcendental psychologism. Frege was also a harsh critic of psychologism in logic: the view that logical truths are truths about psychology. Definition of psychologism in US English: psychologism nounsīˈkäləˌjizəm Philosophy A tendency to interpret events or arguments in subjective terms, or to exaggerate the relevance of psychological factors. 〔哲〕唯心理论，心理主义（以主观原因解释事件或论点，或夸大心理因素重要性） philosophical semantics was crippled by psychologism Example sentencesExamples Richards's psychologism had ‘paved the way for the study of poems as independent structures’ or ‘consideration of the poem as a separate world.’ Secondly, Glock defends Strawson's dismissal of transcendental idealism and transcendental psychologism. For the critics of psychologism, validity had nothing to do with genesis, truth content was independent of individual judgments, and justification did not rely on mere rhetorical persuasion. This disappearance of objective knowledge in Western philosophy has continued in other idealist and subjective guises-positivism, materialism, psychologism and historicism. Frege was also a harsh critic of psychologism in logic: the view that logical truths are truths about psychology.
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