1. Plural of cosmism; philosophical or religious systems that emphasize the unity, divinity, or consciousness of the cosmos as a whole.
Usage: Primarily used in academic and philosophical contexts; Often associated with Russian religious philosophy and science fiction
2. Artistic or literary movements that celebrate cosmic themes, universal consciousness, or humanity's place in the universe.
Usage: Used in art history and literary criticism

Examples

• Russian cosmisms of the 19th century explored ideas about immortality and cosmic consciousness.
• The philosopher studied various cosmisms to understand how different cultures view the universe.
• Cosmisms in science fiction often depict humanity as part of a larger, interconnected cosmic whole.
• These cosmisms reject the separation between matter and spirit, viewing all existence as unified.
• The artist's work was influenced by Eastern cosmisms and their emphasis on universal harmony.