单词 | liberalism |
释义 | lib·er·al·ism 1. a. < treats his children with a certain liberalism > b. < an outlook marked by liberalism and tolerance > 2. a. often capitalized < nineteenth century Liberalism … introduced historical method in the interpretation of the gospels — C.H.Moehlman > — compare fundamentalism, modernism b. < the decline of mercantilism produced a period characterized notably by the ideas and policy of liberalism > — called also economic liberalism; compare capitalism, collectivism, free enterprise, individualism, laissez-faire, mercantilism, socialism c. < the touchstone that enables us to recognize liberalism is the question of toleration — M.R.Cohen > < the classic liberalism … derived from French rationalism and Benthamite utilitarianism — C.H.Driver > < liberalism had always claimed to stand for the greatest social good — G.H.Sabine > — compare catholicism 4, communism 2, conservatism 1b, fascism 2a, individualism, socialism d. usually capitalized < the individualism of British Liberalism — L.D.Epstein > < nonconformist religion … was traditionally associated with political Liberalism — G.D.H.Cole > e. < a positive and noble impulse … of intellectual liberalism was its immanent zeal for truth — F.C.Sell > |
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