dephilosophise

English

Verb

dephilosophise (third-person singular simple present dephilosophises, present participle dephilosophising, simple past and past participle dephilosophised)

Alternative form of dephilosophize
- 2007, Meera Chakravorty, Consciousness, Time, and Praxis, page 35:
  The theory to repsychologise the philosophical account should not be misunderstood with an idea to dephilosophise it.
- 2015, Jon Nixon, Hannah Arendt and the Politics of Friendship, page 86:
  He was a man full of contradictions: an intensely private man who lived and flourished through his realtionships with others; a German patriot who demanded that post-war Germany acknowledge its own guilt and restore itself from the basis of that acknowledgement; a psychiatrist who rejected the psychiatric categorisation of mental disorder; a philosopher who sought to dephilosophise philosophy.
- 2016, Heidi Yeandle, Angela Carter and Western Philosophy, page 41:
  While Carter adheres to the circularity of Plato's Cave analogy by beginning and ending her novel in cinematic caves, Carter uses this cyclicity to deconstruct Plato's philosophy—to dephilosophise.

单词	dephilosophise
释义	dephilosophise English Verb dephilosophise (third-person singular simple present dephilosophises, present participle dephilosophising, simple past and past participle dephilosophised) Alternative form of dephilosophize 2007, Meera Chakravorty, Consciousness, Time, and Praxis, page 35: The theory to repsychologise the philosophical account should not be misunderstood with an idea to dephilosophise it. 2015, Jon Nixon, Hannah Arendt and the Politics of Friendship, page 86: He was a man full of contradictions: an intensely private man who lived and flourished through his realtionships with others; a German patriot who demanded that post-war Germany acknowledge its own guilt and restore itself from the basis of that acknowledgement; a psychiatrist who rejected the psychiatric categorisation of mental disorder; a philosopher who sought to dephilosophise philosophy. 2016, Heidi Yeandle, Angela Carter and Western Philosophy, page 41: While Carter adheres to the circularity of Plato's Cave analogy by beginning and ending her novel in cinematic caves, Carter uses this cyclicity to deconstruct Plato's philosophy—to dephilosophise.
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