non-ˈnaturalism
[non- 1.]
1. Non-natural style; also, a non-natural feature or characteristic.
| 1895 Saintsbury in Academy 29 June 541/3 Non-naturalisms and over-embroideries in style. 1895 Blackw. Mag. Feb. 175 The..non-naturalism of ‘les deux Goncourt’. |
2. Philos. A theory of ethics which opposes naturalism; intuitionalism in ethics.
| 1939 Mind XLVIII. 464 The practitioners of a certain kind of ethical theory, which is dominant in England and capably represented in America, and which is variously called objectivism, non-naturalism, or intuitionism, have frequently charged their opponents with committing the naturalistic fallacy. |