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Entelechially

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Pronunciation /ɛnˈtɛləˌki.əli/ · Part of speech adverb

Quick meaning: Entelechially is an adverb meaning (philosophy) In an entelechial manner.

Meaning

(philosophy) In an entelechial manner.

Example Sentences

In a pragmatic approach, the telos does not guarantee its results entelechially. The telos itself is the product of semiosis and can be made concrete only when it is used to guide actions.
[I]f future possibilities exist for the discipline of rhetoric, it must be conceded that, entelechially speaking, even the present state of the discipline of rhetoric existed entelechially prior to the naming of the discipline.
To behave reasonably is to exemplify the highest human ideals and discipline, for in doing so, one is entelechially exalting his fullest potential. But this is not achieved through the inhuman slavery to logic which defines automatons and whose absence distinguish man. No, it is done by the proper obedience to the manifold nature and constituent elements we possess and which define us.
In some fundamental way, it seems that the principles of logology and ecology (that is, the entelechies of each) are at odds with each other, for logology, logologic, and logocentricity, if unchecked by large eco-ethical concerns, and allowed to drive entelechially toward the perfection and completion of themselves in the symbolic realm, seem destined to destroy, or perhaps just deny, ecology, ecologic, and the natural world.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include entheastically, entally, entitatively, teleologically, philosophically, enthalpically.

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