| 单词 | tolstoyanism |
| 释义 | > as lemmasTolˈstoyanism Tolˈstoyanism n. (adherence to) the principles of non-violent social and moral reform proposed by or associated with Tolstoy. ΘΚΠ society > authority > rule or government > politics > political philosophy > specific political theories or doctrines > [noun] > theories or doctrines of specific person Machiavellianism1607 Monroe doctrine1849 Smithism1876 Tolstoyanism1909 Austinianism1917 Poujadism1955 1909 Chesterton Orthodoxy vii. 195 The net result of all our political suggestions, Collectivism, Tolstoyanism, Neo-Feudalism, Communism, Anarchy, Scientific Bureaucracy..is that the Monarchy and the House of Lords will remain. 1972 M. Glenny tr. Solzhenitsyn August 1914 xlii. 424 Varsonofiev mentioned something to do with Tolstoyanism... ‘He's not really much of a Tolstoyan, you know. In his village, for instance, they call him a narodnik.’ 1984 M. Scammell Solzhenitsyn (1985) i. 29 Tolstoyanism was an ill-defined philosophico-religious movement inspired by Tolstoy's ideas about nonresistance to violence and the need for a kind of agrarian socialism in Russia. < as lemmas |
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