| 释义 |
collectivismcol‧lec‧tiv‧is‧m /kəˈlektɪvɪzəm/ noun [uncountable]   - A tradition implies continuity, and the historical origins of collectivism have been traced in a variety of ways.
- But collectivism can come in many forms.
- For Oakeshott, modern collectivism is not to be traced to Hobbesian authoritarianism.
- Linked to egalitarianism and associated with many of the same writers and thinkers has been the drift to collectivism.
- Modernity, then, is incurably materialistic but it can look towards either collectivism or individualism.
- There is developed a keen and sensitive collectivism of emotion, of thought, and of will-power.
- Thus collectivism has historical roots in religious or intellectual ideals, and in communal social practices.
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