encyclopaedist
101HOLBACH, Paul Henri Thirty, baron d' — (1723 1789) French RATIONALIST philosopher and Encyclopaedist …
102Fenichel, Otto — (pronounced [FEN ee kel]) (1897–1946) Born in Vienna into a lawyer’s family, Fenichel was a systematizer of psychoanalytic theory, especially the theory of neurosis. He graduated in medicine from Vienna in 1921, then became involved in… …
103Isidore of Seville — (c. 560–636) Archbishop, Educator and Saint. Isidore was a younger brother of Leander, Archbishop of Seville. He succeeded his brother as Archbishop in c. 600 and he presided over the Councils of Seville in 619 and Toledo in 633. However,… …
104encyclopedist — (also encyclopaedist) noun a person who writes, edits, or contributes to an encyclopedia …
105encyclopedist — /ˌɛnsaɪkləˈpidəst/ (say .ensuykluh peeduhst), /ən / (say uhn ) noun 1. a compiler of or contributor to an encyclopedia. 2. (often upper case) one of the collaborators in the French Encyclopedia. Also, encyclopaedist …
106encyclopedist — or encyclopaedist [en sī΄klōpē′dist, en sī΄kləpē′dist; in sī΄klōpē′dist, in sī΄kləpē′dist] n. a person who compiles or helps compile an encyclopedia the Encyclopedists the writers of the French Encyclopedia (1751 72) edited by Diderot and d… …
107encyclopaedism — n. (also encyclopedism) encyclopaedic learning. * * * noun profound scholarly knowledge • Syn: ↑eruditeness, ↑erudition, ↑learnedness, ↑learning, ↑scholarship, ↑encyclopedism …
108encyclopedism — noun profound scholarly knowledge • Syn: ↑eruditeness, ↑erudition, ↑learnedness, ↑learning, ↑scholarship, ↑encyclopaedism • Derivationally related forms: ↑encyclopaedist ( …
109eruditeness — noun profound scholarly knowledge • Syn: ↑erudition, ↑learnedness, ↑learning, ↑scholarship, ↑encyclopedism, ↑encyclopaedism • Derivationally related forms: ↑encyclopaedist ( …
110erudition — noun profound scholarly knowledge • Syn: ↑eruditeness, ↑learnedness, ↑learning, ↑scholarship, ↑encyclopedism, ↑encyclopaedism • Derivationally related forms: ↑encyclopaedist ( …
