Self-transcendence

tran·scen·den·tal·ism (tr

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1. A literary and philosophical movement, associated with Ralph Waldo Emerson and Margaret Fuller, asserting the existence of an ideal spiritual reality that transcends the empirical and scientific and is knowable through intuition.

2. The quality or state of being transcendental.

transcen·dental·ist n.

transcendentalism [ˌtrænsɛnˈdɛntəˌlɪzəm]

1. (Philosophy)

a. any system of philosophy, esp that of Immanuel Kant, the German philosopher (1724-1804), holding that the key to knowledge of the nature of reality lies in the critical examination of the processes of reason on which depends the nature of experience

b. any system of philosophy, esp that of Emerson, that emphasizes intuition as a means to knowledge or the importance of the search for the divine

2. (Philosophy) vague philosophical speculation

3. the state of being transcendental

4. something, such as thought or language, that is transcendental

transcendentalist n & adj

transcendentalism

1. any philosophy based upon the doctrine that the principles of reality are to be discovered only through the analysis of the processes of thought, as Kantianism.
2. a philosophy emphasizing the intuitive and spiritual above the empirical, as the philosophy of Emerson. Cf. descendentalism. — transcendentalist, n. — transcendentalistic, adj.

See also: Philosophy

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Noun

transcendentalism - any system of philosophy emphasizing the intuitive and spiritual above the empirical and material

transcendental philosophy

philosophy - the rational investigation of questions about existence and knowledge and ethics

Translations

transcendentalism [ˈtrænsenˈdentlɪzəm] N → trascendentalismo m

transcendentalism

n → transzendentale Philosophie, Transzendentalismus m

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descendentalism Emerson oversoul philosopher philosophy Ralph Waldo Emerson transcendental philosophy Transcendentalist	For this reason, the Church is convinced that no adequate assessment of the nature of the human person or the requirements for human fulfillment and pyschosocial well-being can be made without respect for man's spiritual dimension and capacity for self-transcendence. Appreciative musings on normative thoughts, normative feelings, ... by Pakaluk, Michael; Titus, Craig Steven; Vitz, Paul C.; Moncher, Frank J. / Journal of Psychology and Theology Thus, we clarify the distinction between self-actualization and self-transcendence. Editor's note by Hartman, David / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies Walden's myth-making always teeters on the verge of ironic self-transcendence, with a hero who . Transcendental wordplay by Eckler, A. Ross / Word Ways	self-stimulation self-storage self-study self-styled self-sufficiency self-sufficient Self-sufficing self-suggestion self-support self-supporting Self-suspended Self-suspicious self-sustained self-sustaining self-sustaining containership self-tanning self-tapping self-taught self-taught art self-tender self-test self-tolerance self-torment Self-tormentor self-torture Self-transcendence self-treatment self-trust self-understanding Self-uned Self-view self-violence self-whispered self-will self-willed Self-willedness self-winding self-winding watch self-worship self-worth Self-wrong selfdom selfheal selfhood selfish selfish person selfishly selfishness selfism Selfist selfless	self-tender Self-tender offer Self-tender offer Self-Tender Offers self-test self-test Self-Testing and Repairing Self-Testing Checker self-theory self-threading pin self-threading pin self-threading pin self-threading pin Self-Timed Carry-Lookahead Adder Self-timer self-timers Self-titled Self-titled Self-titled Self-titled Self-titled debut album Self-titled debut album Self-titled debut album self-tolerance self-tolerance self-tolerance self-tolerance self-torment Self-tormentor self-torture Self-transcendence Self-Transcendence Theory self-trauma self-treatment self-treatment Self-trepanation Self-trepanation self-triggering program self-trust Self-Tuning Boyer-Moore Self-Tuning Control Self-Tuning Control System self-tuning regulator self-tuning regulator Self-Tuning Vibration Absorber self-understanding Self-uned self-unloading ship Self-Validating Self-Ventilated Area Self-view self-violence self-vulcanizing Self-Watering Container self-whispered self-will self-will self-willed self-willed Self-willedness

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Transcendentalist

For this reason, the Church is convinced that no adequate assessment of the nature of the human person or the requirements for human fulfillment and pyschosocial well-being can be made without respect for man's spiritual dimension and capacity for self-transcendence.

Appreciative musings on normative thoughts, normative feelings, ... by Pakaluk, Michael; Titus, Craig Steven; Vitz, Paul C.; Moncher, Frank J. / Journal of Psychology and Theology

Thus, we clarify the distinction between self-actualization and self-transcendence.

Editor's note by Hartman, David / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies

Walden's myth-making always teeters on the verge of ironic self-transcendence, with a hero who .

Transcendental wordplay by Eckler, A. Ross / Word Ways

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self-test
Self-Testing and Repairing
Self-Testing Checker
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self-threading pin
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self-threading pin
Self-Timed Carry-Lookahead Adder
Self-timer
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Self-titled
Self-titled
Self-titled
Self-titled debut album
Self-titled debut album
Self-titled debut album
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Self-Transcendence Theory
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self-treatment
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Self-trepanation
self-triggering program
self-trust
Self-Tuning Boyer-Moore
Self-Tuning Control
Self-Tuning Control System
self-tuning regulator
self-tuning regulator
Self-Tuning Vibration Absorber
self-understanding
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self-unloading ship
Self-Validating
Self-Ventilated Area
Self-view
self-violence
self-vulcanizing
Self-Watering Container
self-whispered
self-will
self-will
self-willed
self-willed
Self-willedness

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