Puristimia
Puristimia is a term used in contemporary philosophy and aesthetics to denote a proposed framework for evaluating judgments, practices, and artifacts by prioritizing purity—defined as minimal mixing of external influences, biases, or contaminating contexts. It acts as a normative ideal rather than a fully developed theory.
The term is a neologism within speculative discourse, blending the Latin purus (pure) with a generic evaluative
Core principles center on three axes: purity of form, preserving intrinsic properties; purity of context, limiting
Applications appear in aesthetic assessment, where unadulterated medium-specific qualities are valued, and in epistemology or cognitive
Reception is mixed. Critics argue that absolute purity is unattainable and that context and meaning often depend
There is limited formal literature; mentions occur mostly in online philosophy discussions and speculative essays rather