(zig-noh-mik), adj. Of, relating to, or involving an act whose evolution directly abridges the freedom of a person who bears a duty in the enjoyment of a legal advantage. • This rather abstract term was coined by the philosopher Albert Kocourek in his book Jural Relations (1927). Cf. MESONOMIC.
zygnomic (zig-noh-mik), adj. Of, relating to, or involving an act whose evolution directly abridges the freedom of a person who bears a duty in the enjoyment of a legal advantage. • This rather abstract term was coined by the philosopher Albert Kocourek in his book Jural Relations (1927). Cf. MESONOMIC.
mesonomic (mes-[schwa]-nom-ik also mee-z[schwa]), adj. Of, relating to, or involving an act that, although it does not affect a person’s physical freedom, has legal consequences in its evolution. • This term was coined by the philosopher Albert Kocourek in his book Jural Relations (1927). Cf. ZYGNOMIC.