0 present participle of philosophize
1 to talk for a long time about subjects such as the meaning of life:
In fact, is it not used to teach apprentice philosophers that they must view all learnable philosophies as hindrances to a pure inner philosophizing?
Philosophizing with inner-city students was one of the most rewarding experiences of my academic career.
There are few abstracts, no philosophizing other than the occasional cynical aphorism.
Coleman here threatens to slide from interpretation of an actual practice into pure analytic philosophizing about an ideal form of law.
A reason for studying philosophy is that in philosophizing one learns how to raise new questions, ' how to problematize what we usually take for granted ' (449).
When he is not selling drugs he is reminiscing of his childhood and philosophizing about a world he feels he is not a part of.
Nevertheless, in the fourth paralogism, there is a great deal of philosophizing about the self that goes beyond the mere refutation of idealism.
He railed against what he perceived as overly complex philosophizing which served only to demean humanity and ultimately lead to fatalism.
