单词 | super-individualist |
释义 | super-individualistn.adj. A. n. A persons who displays extreme or excessive individualism. ΚΠ 1912 Eng. Rev. Mar. 638 The art of world-forsakers and hermits, of super-individualists. 1923 W. L. Phelps Some Makers Amer. Lit. 131 He never..rated his ‘education’ very highly, the almost invariable attitude of a super-individualist. 1977 R. Carr Anarchism in France viii. 141 He fastened on enthusiastically to anything..which afforded the super-individualist like himself the opportunity to do as he wished. 1998 T. Gill in D. P. Martinez Worlds Japanese Pop. Culture ii. 34 Superman is the super-individualist: he flies solo. B. adj. 1. That displays extreme or excessive individualism. ΘΚΠ the world > relative properties > kind or sort > individual character or quality > [adjective] > individualistic individualist1839 individualistic1847 super-individualist1915 1915 C. Hamilton Miracle of Love iv. ix. 213 Nature, who recognizes no laws, and is the most super-individualist of them all. 1942 P. Bloomfield Many & Few vii. 76 The learned super-individualist critic, Dr Pevsner, himself a refugee from Nazi superindividualism. 1996 Atlanta Jrnl. & Constit. (Nexis) 10 Oct. e2 Super-individualist yuppies who are known..for striving for success at any cost. 2010 Pittsburgh Tribune Rev. (Nexis) 16 Aug. Chimpanzees will help strangers with no apparent expectation of reward, a display of..altruism that might not be appealing to super-individualist Ayn Rand. 2. That is above or greater than the individual; = super-individual adj. ΘΚΠ the world > relative properties > kind or sort > generality > [adjective] > general or in common to various things > not peculiar to an individual unpropera1616 improper1629 unpersonal1657 super-individuala1834 suprapersonal1873 transindividual1881 super-individualistic1893 super-individualist1934 1934 W. Lewis Let. 2 Nov. (1963) 223 Handicapped as we are under a super-individualist legislation—which allows the utmost licence in criticism of the State, in contradistinction to the Individual. 1943 Mind 52 342 The majority of Kant's followers have..adopted what I may call the ‘super-individualist’ interpretation... Sceptical persons have sometimes wondered whether this super-individual consciousness..is anything more than an exciting name for..the fact that ordinary minds are aware of a public world. 2001 A. Norrie Crime, Reason & Hist. viii. 171 [The function of] a ‘super-individualist’ moral voluntarism... is to limit the use of a defence to defendants who might qualify for it in law, but not be regarded morally to ‘deserve’ it. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2012; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < |
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