naturalism in Greek
naturalism in Greek is φυσιοκρατία — naturalism means a natural condition, or the quality of matching what is natural.
naturalism in Greek
φυσιοκρατία
Pronounced: fysiokratia
A state of nature; conformity to nature.
What does "naturalism" mean?
- noun A natural condition, or the quality of matching what is natural.
- noun The view that rejects any supernatural cause behind religious miracles, revelations or spiritual experiences.
- noun Any philosophy that treats everything in nature as the result of blind forces working under fixed laws, with no room for a guiding will.
- noun A view that does not sharply separate scientific methods and subjects from philosophical ones.
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What is "naturalism" in Greek?
"naturalism" in Greek is φυσιοκρατία. naturalism means: A natural condition, or the quality of matching what is natural.
How do you pronounce φυσιοκρατία?
"naturalism" in Greek is φυσιοκρατία, pronounced "fysiokratia".
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