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Term: Writer-Philosopher

Definition:

A writer-philosopher refers to an individual who combines the skills and pursuits of both a writer and a philosopher. Such individuals possess the ability to effectively express complex philosophical ideas through their writing, often using their literary works to convey profound insights about life, society, and human existence.

Senses/Usages:

1. Sense: An author specializing in philosophical literature.
2. Sense: A person who engages in philosophical thinking and writing.

Sample Sentences:

1. Albert Camus, the renowned writer-philosopher, skillfully explored existential themes in his novels and plays.
2. Arthur Schopenhauer, a notable writer-philosopher of the nineteenth century, profoundly influenced various intellectual movements.
3. The writer-philosopher's book offers a unique perspective on the intersection of literature and philosophical concepts.
4. As a writer-philosopher, she immerses herself in deep contemplation and applies her philosophical insights to her fictional characters.

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