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idealism
The opposite of idealism is materialism. (epistemology) Any theory holding that valid human knowledge consists in mentally grasping non-physical archetypes ...
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dialectical materialism
Thus dialectical materialism posits that history progresses in stages that are based solely on ownership of the means of production: i.e., ...
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representationalism
representationalism. [From English represent: to present clearly before the mind ... (aesthetics) The principle that visual art should represent reality ...
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representationalism
representationalism. [From English represent: to present clearly before the mind through description or imagination.] (epistemology) The idea (opposed to ...
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The Ism Book
The Ism Book. The currently featured ism is: fascism: A theory and practice of extreme nationalism that developed originally in Italy and spread throughout ...
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The Ism Book
The Ism Book. The currently featured ism is:. fascism: A theory and practice of extreme nationalism that developed originally in Italy and spread throughout ...
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The Ism Book
The Ism Book. The currently featured ism is:. fascism: A theory and practice of extreme nationalism that developed originally in Italy and spread throughout ...
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organicism
organicism. [From Greek organikos: pertaining to or structured like an organ, instrument, or tool.] (metaphysics) The idea that the universe is or is like a ...
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eudaimonism
Aristotelianism is perhaps the prototypical form of eudaimonism since it provides a well-rounded account of human flourishing and its ethical centrality. ...
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conventionalism
conventionalism. [From English conventional: arbitrarily or artificially determined, in accordance with accepted standards of truth, conduct, or taste; ...
