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academicism
Academicism (noun) means the set of ideas taught at Plato's school, including the later view that true knowledge is impossible.
noun
1
The set of ideas taught at Plato's school, including the later view that true knowledge is impossible.
2
A strict following of traditional rules and styles, without much originality.
3
Ideas and views based on theory rather than practical experience.
4
A particular style or way of behaving that is typical of an academic institution.
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What is the meaning of academicism?
"academicism" (noun) means the set of ideas taught at Plato's school, including the later view that true knowledge is impossible.
What is another word for academicism?
Other words for "academicism" include academism, scholasticism.
What are the different meanings of academicism?
"academicism" has 3 main meanings: 1. The set of ideas taught at Plato's school, including the later view that true knowledge is impossible; 2. A strict following of traditional rules and styles, without much originality; 3. Ideas and views based on theory rather than practical experience.
