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Spiritual Interpretivism, also Esoteric Interpretivism, Mystic Interpretivism, Religious Interpretivism or Extraphysical Interpretivism, is a current of interpretivism that defends that reality is formed by spiritual, esoteric, religious, mystical and extraphysical relations between subjects and the world, where reality it is essentially formed by spiritual, esoteric, religious, mystical and extraphysical experiences as well as their interpretations by the subjects and their religious, spiritual, esoteric, mystical and extraphysical beliefs. Spiritual Interpretivism also holds that reality is essentially spiritual and that any interpretation of reality tends to be minimally spiritual no matter how materialistic and/or anti-spiritual it may be.
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