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physicalism [ˈfɪzɪkəˌlɪzəm] n (Philosophy) Philosophy the doctrine that all phenomena can be described in terms of space and time and that all meaningful statements are either analytic, as in logic and mathematics, or can be reduced to empirically verifiable assertions See also logical positivism, identity theory physicalist n & adj physicalistic adj physicalism a doctrine, related to logical positivism, that all meaningful statements, with the exception of necessary statements of logic and mathematics, must relate either directly or indirectly to observable properties of the temporal. — physicalist, n., adj. See also: Philosophy
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