autogogy

autogogy -- self-guided, self-lead

(mystagogue, demagogue, pedagogue, autogogue)

philosophistry

sophism

• philosophism

sophistry

• philosophistry

philodicy, philodicer

if "theodicy" (Leibnitz, 1710) was conceived (and is still used) to express an attempt to reconcile a kind of (humanly-understood) justice in the best created world of a believed, ideal(ized) "God" with the realities of evil(s) -- of three types, or more or less -- then philodicy could be a seeking of that justice (dike), just as a philosopher seeks wisdom and a philomath learning.
and as we now already for many decades can hardly seriously maintain such a confidence in competence to write of divine omniscience, omnipotence, omnibenevolence,...as did Leibnitz, et al, it is more realistic to conceive of a seeking to understand the idea of a justice of God.

hence also "philodicer"

somnabulism, somniloquy, -...

somnabulism
somniloquy
          -thinking
          -doing
 

gnothi cosmos?

the utopian dreams of inexperienced idealists
vs
gnothi seauton
gnothi cosmos
 

modern misosophy

misosophy -- a hatred of wisdom
 

pneumagogy

pneumagogy -- a schooling of spirits

kin to Origin's schola animarum
  

middling

middle-classed
middle-souled
middle-minded
 

philosophicide, 1781/87

Königsberg, Kingdom of Prussia, 1781/87
premeditated philosophicide
   

philosophy? philalethia? philomathy?

philosophy -- "wisdom"?

     but if few agree that there is and what is "wisdom"

philalethia -- "truth"?

     but if the existence of "truth" is so disputed and disagreed...

philomathy -- learning

philomathically considered

in a time when truth and wisdom (-sophia) are so disputed and disbelieved, it is more realistic to call oneself a philomath than a philosopher, with philomathy rather than philosophy

philomicroanthropocosmosophy

word created in the late 1980s in studies in Northern California (UCB, UCSC) to express the idea of: 'love/seeking for the wisdom/knowledge of the microcosm man in the macrocosm'.
lectures given on this in St. Petersburg, USSR and Santa Cruz, California.

"Unintentional Bibliocide"

the accident killing of the meaning in the Bible from examination and investigation
 

From Bibliogenesis to Bibliocide

Bibliogenesis: the (human) generation of the Bible
Bibliocide: the (human) killing of the Bible