noegenesis

/noʊɪdʒɪˈnɛsɪs/

Definitions

1. noun

The process of forming or generating ideas, particularly those related to the nature of knowledge or reality.

“The philosopher’s concept of noegenesis was a major influence on the development of modern epistemology.”

2. noun

A philosophical theory or system of thought that emphasizes the role of intuition or immediate perception in the formation of knowledge.

“The philosopher’s noegenesis approach to understanding the human experience was widely criticized for its lack of empirical evidence.”

Synonyms

  • genesis
  • ideogenesis

Antonyms

  • apophenia
  • nihilism