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actualism

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actualism
the doctrine that all reality is animate, in motion, or in process. — actualist, n. — actualistic, adj.
See also: Philosophy
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He describes the links between philosophy and scientific realism including the transcendental analysis of experience and the real basis of causal laws, actualism and the concept of the closure, including the classical paradigm of action, the relationship between autonomy and reduction, and open systems.
A realist theory of science by SciTech Book News
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