daimonology

/daɪmɒˈnɒlədʒi/

Definitions

1. noun

The study of daimons or supernatural beings, particularly in the context of ancient Greek mythology.

“The scholar’s research was focused on the daimonology of Plato and its influence on Western philosophy.”

2. noun

The belief in or practice of summoning or communicating with daimons or supernatural beings.

“The occultist’s daimonology practices were met with skepticism by the academic community.”

Synonyms

  • demonology
  • thaumaturgy

Antonyms

  • naturalism
  • rationalism