Nominalismista

Nominalismista is a term that appears to be a neologism, likely combining "nominalism" with a suffix indicating adherence or a group. Nominalism itself is a philosophical view in metaphysics that denies the existence of abstract objects. In its strongest form, nominalism asserts that only particular things exist. Universals, such as properties (like redness) or relations (like being taller than), are considered not to have an independent existence but are merely names or labels that we apply to groups of similar particulars.

A "nominalismista" might therefore refer to an individual who strongly adheres to or advocates for nominalist principles. This could manifest in their philosophical arguments, their approach to language, or their understanding of concepts. They would likely reject the idea that abstract entities like numbers, sets, or propositions exist as real, independent entities. Instead, they would argue that these are simply useful fictions, linguistic conventions, or ways of categorizing our experiences of concrete objects and events. The precise meaning and usage of "nominalismista" would depend on the context in which it is introduced, as it is not a standard term in philosophical discourse. It suggests a dedicated proponent or follower of nominalist philosophy.