The objectivism
Example: The objectivism philosophy emphasizes rational self-interest and individualism.
Definition
"The objectivism" is a philosophical system that emphasizes rational self-interest, individual rights, and objective reality as the foundation for ethics and knowledge. It advocates pursuing one's own happiness as the highest moral purpose while respecting others' freedoms.
Etymology
The term "the objectivism" derives from the word 'objective,' meaning based on facts or reality, combined with the suffix '-ism' indicating a system of beliefs. It was popularized by Ayn Rand in the mid-20th century as the name of her distinctive philosophical worldview.
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"The objectivism" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (B2) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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