Crossword-Solution: INTELLECTUALISE 15 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 17

Yet could we sit and moralise, and intellectualise, for hours at this window, nor hear the striking clock.

The attempt to intellectualise all psychical problems is infinitely interesting, and leads to a fairly clear conception, by which everything is explained by a mechanism reflected in a mirror, which is the consciousness.

But as Shakespeare calls forth nothing from the mausoleum of history, or the catacombs of tradition, without giving, or eliciting, some permanent and general interest, and brings forward no subject which he does not moralise or intellectualise,—so here he has drawn in Cressida the portrait of a vehement passion, that, having its true origin and proper cause in warmth of temperament, fastens on, rather than fixes to, some one object by liking and temporary preference.

While Descartes and Leibniz intellectualise appearances, Locke and Hume regard the _a priori_ concepts of understanding as merely empirical products of discursive reflection.