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substantialism [səbˈstænʃəˌlɪzəm]
n Philosophy
1. (Philosophy) the doctrine that a substantial reality underlies phenomena
2. (Philosophy) the doctrine that matter is a real substance
substantialist  n


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Buddhism needed to overcome its unreal disengagement from worldly particularity, he argued, and Christianity needed to be delivered from the bondage of a substantialist self.
Its fundamental tenet is that something is more elemental than life, namely Being understood informationally, and hence, something more fundamental than pleasure and pain, namely "entropy" {this is not the physicists' concept of entropy; entropy here means destruction of informational objects, that is, nothingness, in the vocabulary of the old substantialist metaphysics of Being).
substantialists (Granger, 1996), but widespread agreement exists that he equated life with soul and soul with life (Park & Kessler, 1988).
 
 
 
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