prestabilism

\\prēˈstabəˌlizəm\ noun (-s)

Etymology: German prästabilismus, from prästabilieren to preestablish (from prä- pre- + stabilieren to establish, from Latin stabilire) + -ismus -ism — more at establish

1. : the Leibnizian doctrine of preestablished harmony of body and mind

2. : the Kantian view that the living organism embodies an initial tendency implanted by the first cause whereby its kind is reproduced