Ramism

ramism English Etymology From en Ramus<pos:Latinized name of Pierre de La Ramée> -ism. Pronunciation en /ˈɹeɪmɪzəm/ Noun - en historical philosophy A collection of theories on rhetoric, logic and pedagogy based on the teachings of French humanist Petrus Ramus (1515–1572). en 1893 1886 History of Modern Philosophy Geschichte der neueren Philosophie von Nikolaus von Kues bis zur Gegenwart w:de:Richard Falckenberg Andrew Campbell Armstrong https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/11100/pg11100-images.html His opponent, Sir William Temple (1553–1626), by his defense and exposition of the doctrine of Ramus (introduced into Great Britain by George Buchanan and his pupil, Andrew Melville), made Cambridge the chief center of Ramism. He was the first who openly opposed Aristotle. Related terms en Ramean Ramist Ramistic Translations theories based on the teachings of Peter Ramus Finnish: fi ramismi French: fr ramisme m German: de Ramismus m Italian: it ramismo m Portuguese: pt ramismo m Russian: ru рамизм m Spanish: es ramismo m Swedish: sv ramism c Further reading Anagrams en aimmrs mamsir en eponyms