Encyclopedism
Pronunciation: /ˈɛnˈsaɪˈsiˈɫɑpˈɛdˈɪzəm/
Encyclopedism (noun)
- A belief that knowledge should be collected and organized in a wide, complete way, covering many subjects.
- The practice of writing or teaching in a way that tries to include information from many fields in one work.
Examples
- Her all-knowledge approach tries to include everything in one place.
- The project follows an all-knowledge approach, so it covers many topics.