Term:Historical existentialism

1. [L] (pronounced [L]) historical existentialism 1:(-)1:(-)1

Definitions

1. The hypothesis that history is best explained specifically by free will and the act of defying all possible predictable patterns and processes in history, or the study of an elaborate theory of such a hypothesis.

   represented by form [Form]

   historical existentialism

   language proficiency level or register

   technical term within local research group (proposed; ES) 1:(-)1:(-)1

   field, scope, or group [Item]

   Z–617 (pronounced Z–617) [MX] [Z] (pronounced [MX] [Z]) meta-Marxism 1:(-)1:(-)1

   existential materialism (proposed; MX) 1:(-)1:(-)1

   signifier refers to model

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   formed from Lexemes [Sense / Lexeme] (RR)

   historical materialism

   existence (instance of The Subject)

   existentialism (study of The Subject)

   synonym

   psychohistory

   antonym

   historical materialism

Forms

represented by form [Form]

historical existentialism

grammatical category

noun (N)

Usage notes

Color swatch

The swatch color describes the phenomenon rather than the field the term is used in.