The individualism
Example: The individualism in his philosophy values personal freedom above all.
Definition
"The individualism" in philosophy refers to the belief that the rights, freedom, and interests of the individual are of utmost importance, often prioritizing personal autonomy over collective or societal needs. It emphasizes self-reliance and personal responsibility.
Etymology
The term "the individualism" originates from the word 'individual,' which stems from the Latin 'individuus,' meaning indivisible or inseparable. The suffix '-ism' was added to denote a system of thought or belief. Did you know? The concept gained prominence during the Enlightenment, highlighting the value of individual rights against traditional authority.
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"The individualism" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (B1) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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