non-naturalism

British  

noun

1. the meta-ethical doctrine that moral properties exist but are not reducible to "natural", empirical, or supernatural ones, and that moral judgments therefore state a special kind of fact Compare naturalistic fallacy See also descriptivism

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Example Sentences

The non-naturalism of the staging helps the audience ease into the improbable plot, which tracks a French couple whose son goes from being a Celine Dion superfan to believing that he is the French Canadian pop diva herself.

From New York Times

Second, she attacks the false dichotomy between new writing and new work: "New Writing does narrative, story, characters and naturalism, whereas New Work does non-linear, non-narrative, non-naturalism."

From The Guardian