Plural of cosmogonist; multiple scholars or theorists who study cosmogonies and theories of universal origin.
Plural form of cosmogonist, formed by adding -s to the singular. Standard English pluralization of agentive nouns ending in -ist.
The great cosmogonists across history reveal how each era remakes the universe in its own image—medieval cosmogonists imagined divine mechanics, Enlightenment cosmogonists imagined natural laws, and modern ones imagine quantum fluctuations and multiverses.
Plural of cosmogonist; the male-default occupational framing compounds across groups, masking historical absence of women from recorded scholarship.
Use neutrally for mixed groups; when documenting history, note that early lists typically excluded women scholars.
["cosmogony scholars","cosmogonic thinkers"]
Historical cosmogonists included erasure of female contributors; modern usage should acknowledge women's participation across cultures in creation-myth interpretation.
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