Determinism

/dɪˈtɜːrmɪnɪzəm/ noun

Determinism is the philosophical idea that every event, including human actions, is caused by previous events and could not have happened differently. It suggests that, given the past and the laws of nature, the future is fixed.

From "determine" plus the noun-forming suffix "-ism." "Determine" comes from Latin "determinare" meaning "to decide" or "set limits." The term became common in philosophy in the 18th–19th centuries.

AMመወሰንነት
ARالحتمية
BNনিয়তিবাদ
CSdeterminismus
DAdeterminisme
DEDeterminismus
ELντετερμινισμός
ESdeterminismo
FAجبرگرایی
FIdeterminismi
FRdéterminisme
GUનિર્ધારણવાદ
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