Other forms: pansophies
Pansophy is a concept that means "universal knowledge" or "all-encompassing wisdom." It usually refers to a hypothetical educational philosophy that aims to teach everything that is knowable.
The word pansophy comes from the Greek roots pan-, meaning "all," and sophia, meaning "wisdom." The term was popularized by the 17th-century Czech philosopher and educator John Amos Comenius, who sought to create a unified system of organizing and presenting all human knowledge. Comenius believed that all fields of knowledge — science, spirituality, philosophy, etc. — could be united into a coherent pansophy, ultimately achieving universal peace and harmony. In essence, the pursuit of pansophy is the quest for a complete and integrated understanding of everything.