neocriticism vs neo-Kantianism

neocriticism and neo-Kantianism both are nouns.

Word	Noun	Adjective	Verb	Adverb
neocriticism	Yes	No	No	No
neo-Kantianism	Yes	No	No	No

As nouns, neo-Kantianism is a hypernym of neocriticism; that is, neo-Kantianism is a word with a broader meaning than neocriticism:

neocriticism: a form of neo-Kantianism developed principally by C. B. Renouvier and his followers rejecting the noumena of Kant and restricting knowledge to phenomena as constituted by a priori categories.
neo-Kantianism: a philosophical movement opposing mid-19th century materialism and idealism, developing from Kant's epistemology, considering the thing-in-itself as a borderline concept and emphasizing normative considerations in ethics and jurisprudence.

neocriticism (noun)	neo-Kantianism (noun)
a form of neo-Kantianism developed principally by C. B. Renouvier and his followers rejecting the noumena of Kant and restricting knowledge to phenomena as constituted by a priori categories.	a philosophical movement opposing mid-19th century materialism and idealism, developing from Kant's epistemology, considering the thing-in-itself as a borderline concept and emphasizing normative considerations in ethics and jurisprudence.