counterphilosophy

English

Etymology

From counter- +‎ philosophy.

Noun

counterphilosophy (plural counterphilosophies)

1. A philosophy that counters or opposes another philosophy.
   • 1998, John I. Brooks, The eclectic legacy, page 99:

     Espinas, in his rebellion against one philosophy, constructed a counterphilosophy as much as a social science. In doing so, he remained involved with academic philosophy more than he would ever admit.