isms Flashcards
humanism
- philosophy that defined the renaissance
- admired the ancient civilization
- believed in enjoying life
- glorified humans and individuals
- believed that humans should be center of all including participating in public affairs and government
lutheranism/ protestantism
- justification by faith
- bible is sole authority
- people dont need clergy to interpret bible because they arent better than normal people
- consubstantiation
- ceremonies not in latin anymore
mechanism
- scientific revolution
- belief that people should wonder how things work not why
empiricism
- scientific revolution
- advocated by Francis Bacon
- believed in inductive reasoning
rationalism
- scientific revolution
- advocated by Descartes
- deductive reasoning
Cartesian dualism
- enlightenment
- descartes’s belief that there is a divide between religion and science
romanticism
- believed that humans are unique
- emphasis on emotion
- humans are inferior to nature and cannot be controlled by it
liberalism
- universal laws of nature
- stressed reason over emotion
- humans can be understood through natural laws
conservatism
- justified status quo
- defended tradition and hierarchy
- humans couldnt believe anything
political liberalism
- social, progress, economic development and the middle class
- hoped to achieve a free society governed by constitution that supported individual rights
economic liveralism
- always supported by laissez faire
- applied supply and demand
utilitarianism
- stressed role of state in society
- called for reform
socialism
- despised competitive spirit (econ)
- wanted society for people to live harmoniously
utopian socialism
-wanted a community where everyone worked together to help each other
marxism
- attacked liberalism
- followed by socialists
democratic socialism
-proletariat should take power through the democratization of government
syndicalism
-advocated strikes and violence
anarchism
-hated all forms of established authorites
realpolitik
- bismarcks political actions/regime
- used war to create german unification
capitalism
-economic policy of competition to increase wealth
mercantilism
- the policy of using colonies overseas for trade
- used gold and silver as money
- colonies supply mother country with raw materials
imperialism
-belief that more pwerful nations should police weaker nations
fascism
- super reactionary
- demanded blind patriotism
- ignored individual rights instead thinking fo the welfare of the state
- liked violence
totalitarianism
- describes the policy of stalin
- COMPLETE control
nationalism
- a shared regional and cultural identiry
- movement towards modernization
- liberal- wated all nations to be unified and equal and led by people
- militaristic- associated with realpolitik and social darwinism- nations are not equal