La dottrina
Example: La dottrina filosofica guida molte delle nostre convinzioni moderne.
Definition
"La dottrina" refers to a set of beliefs or principles taught and accepted by a group, especially in philosophy, religion, or politics. It encompasses the ideas and teachings that guide behavior and thought, as in the phrase 'La dottrina filosofica guida molte delle nostre convinzioni moderne.'
Etymology
The term "la dottrina" comes from the Italian word 'dottrina,' which originates from the Latin 'doctrina,' meaning 'teaching' or 'instruction.' This Latin root derives from 'docere,' which means 'to teach.' Did you know that the word 'doctrine' in English shares the same origin, highlighting the close relationship between teaching and formalized sets of beliefs?
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