fictionalism

As nouns the difference between terms and fictionalism

is that terms is while fictionalism is (philosophy) the doctrine that certain concepts are simply convenient fictions.

As a noun fictionalism

is (philosophy) the doctrine that certain concepts are simply convenient fictions.

As a verb fictionalise is

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As nouns the difference between factionalism and fictionalism

is that factionalism is the splitting of a group into factions while fictionalism is the doctrine that certain concepts are simply convenient fictions.

Fictitious is a related term of fictionalism.

As an adjective fictitious

is not real; invented; contrived.

As a noun fictionalism is

(philosophy) the doctrine that certain concepts are simply convenient fictions.

Fictional is a related term of fictionalism.

As an adjective fictional

is invented, as opposed to real.

As a noun fictionalism is

(philosophy) the doctrine that certain concepts are simply convenient fictions.

As nouns the difference between fiction and fictionalism

is that fiction is literary type using invented or imaginative writing, instead of real facts, usually written as prose while fictionalism is (philosophy) the doctrine that certain concepts are simply convenient fictions.

In philosophy|lang=en terms the difference between fictionalism and fictionalist

is that fictionalism is (philosophy) the doctrine that certain concepts are simply convenient fictions while fictionalist is (philosophy) one who subscribes to fictionalism, the belief that certain concepts are simply convenient logical fictions.

As nouns the difference between fictionalism and fictionalist

is that fictionalism is (philosophy) the doctrine that certain concepts are simply convenient fictions while fictionalist is (philosophy) one who subscribes to fictionalism, the belief that certain concepts are simply convenient logical fictions.

As an adjective fictionalist is

of, pertaining to, or supporting fictionalism.