| 单词 | totalitarianism |
| 释义 | to·tal·i·tar·i·an·ism 1. a. < in a democracy, forfeiture of sovereignty by the people means totalitarianism — E.L.Klein > < ideally Christianity desires totalitarianism, too, but in the sense that men everywhere come to see the validity of its definition of man — Times Literary Supplement > specifically < the barbarism of the Turks and the totalitarianism of the Spanish kings — New York Herald Tribune Book Review > b. < the essence of totalitarianism, in contrast with democracy, is that there is … no area where the citizen's initiative is supreme — Laurence Stapleton > — compare individualism 2. < Pilgrim and Puritan women … functioned and reacted in the stern totalitarianism of a male and theocratic civilization — New York Herald Tribune Book Review > < totalitarianism is … not by accident the distinguishing characteristic of the Nazi state — H.J.Morgenthau > 3. < championship of human values against all the insidious totalitarianisms — New Yorker > |
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