accessively
advEtymology From accessive + -ly.
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In a manner relating to access or accessibility.
- And second, we must not allow our examples to lead us into concluding or assuming that our doxastic programming only functions obstructively; much of it also functions accessively. Certain belief components in our programming make certain aspects of reality more reliably accessible to us than otherwise they would be; and some belief components in our programming make certain aspects of reality accessible to us which otherwise would not be accessible to us at all.2006, Nicholas Wolterstorff, “Historicizing the Belief-Forming Self”, in Thomas M. Crisp, Matthew Davidson, David Vander Laan, editors, Knowledge and Reality: Essays in Honor of Alvin Plantinga, →ISBN, pages 128–9: