O presentismo
Example: O presentismo excessivo pode prejudicar a produtividade dos funcionários.
Definition
"Presentismo" in philosophy refers to the view that only the present moment is real, and that both the past and future do not exist in any real sense. It emphasizes the exclusive reality of the present time, often influencing discussions about time and existence.
Etymology
The word "presentismo" comes from the Portuguese root 'presente' meaning 'present,' combined with the suffix '-ismo,' indicating a doctrine or belief. Did you know? The term mirrors the English 'presentism,' which originally emerged in philosophical debates about time during the 20th century.
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