substantialized

But "postmodernism", just like "religion", "foundationalism" or "science" for that matter, is not a person, a substantialized subject, nor is it fixed in time.

Archive 2008-11-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2008

But "postmodernism", just like "religion", "foundationalism" or "science" for that matter, is not a person, a substantialized subject, nor is it fixed in time.

Very natural, even inevitable, for it to take on all the characteristics of a religion Tusar N Mohapatra 2008

Democritus, however, “substantialized” the permanent aspect, for the atoms were things, which existed as such.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas A. G. M. VAN MELSEN 1968

As the rotation of the planet swings it round, it passes the central meridian of the disc simultaneously throughout its length, and at that moment comes out strikingly straight, a substantialized meridian itself.

Mars 1895

If we will perversely confound the intelligible with the sensible world, misapply the logic appropriate to _phænomena_ and the categories, or forms, which are empty except as substantialized in facts of experience, in order to use them as the Procrustes 'bed of faith respecting noumena: if in short, we will strive to understand that of which we can only know

The Literary Remains of Samuel Taylor Coleridge Henry Nelson Coleridge 1820

A complete visibility and publicity, in a word, phenomenality is imaginable only in the impossible situation where the name does not verge on a de-substantialized nominalism but directly expresses the essence of the thing it names.

TELOSscope: The Telos Press blog 2009

Thus Holt says: "If the terms and propositions of logic must be substantialized, they are all strictly of one substance, for which perhaps the least dangerous name is neutral-stuff.

The Analysis of Mind Bertrand Russell 1921