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(education) A proponent of acquisitionism.
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(art, sometimes capitalized) One taking part in the actionism movement.
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A supporter of adaptationism.
adj
Of or pertaining to adoptionism.
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An approach in postcolonial literary criticism that seeks to bypass orientalist or Eurocentric perspectives but, in foregrounding otherness, reproduces colonial ideas of the exotic.
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A prohibition against artists depicting religious figures such as divinities, prophets, or anything that can be worshiped.
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A person who believes in annihilationism: that eternal punishment is the annihilation of both the body and the soul.
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A proponent of antiquarianism.
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One who opposes or subverts the usual beliefs or conventions of sociology.
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A proponent of artificialism
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(psychology) A proponent of associationism.
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Synonym of Bayesian (“proponent of Bayesianism”)
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A proponent of causalism
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One who subscribes to cessationism.
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A proponent of classificationism.
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An advocate of compositionalism
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A proponent of compositionism.
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An advocate of conferralism.
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Synonym of confrontationism
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A supporter of conjunctivism.
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One who subscribes to conjuncturalism.
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An advocate of connectionism.
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A proponent of connectivism.
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A proponent of consensualism.
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An advocate of constructionism.
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An advocate of constructivism.
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A proponent of contextualism, or the importance of context
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A proponent of contractualism.
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A person of conventional behaviour or beliefs.
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A proponent of credentialism.
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(informal) A proponent of critical legal studies.
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A proponent of decisionism.
adj
(Wikimedia jargon) Preferring to delete material.
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A proponent of derivationism.
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A representative of destructive principles, as in biblical criticism.
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A proponent of dispensationalism.
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A person who adheres to a doctrine.
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destructive to a church
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An exponent or advocate of eclecticism.
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An advocate of energeticism
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Synonym of egalitarianism
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An advocate of essentialism.
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A proponent of ethnocentrism.
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A proponent of exceptionalism.
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An adherent or advocate of, or an activist for, extropy or extropianism and its goals or principles.
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A person who has formed his or her opinions using reason and rational enquiry; somebody who has rejected dogma, especially with regard to religion.
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narrow and unintelligent conventionalism
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An advocate of historicism
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(historiography) A proponent of historism.
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(by extension) One who attacks cherished beliefs.
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A proponent of immanentism.
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A proponent of impartialism.
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Supporting inclusivism.
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An advocate of indifferentism.
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An adherent of institutionalism (in various senses)
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A proponent of intensionalism.
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A proponent of interpretationism.
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A proponent of interpretivism.
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A proponent of inventionism.
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A proponent of lesser evilism.
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(ethics) The belief that there should be limits on how much money or other resources any individual owns.
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A proponent of liquidationism.
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One who subscribes to localizationism.
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A proponent of mannerism in literature or art.
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A practitioner of marginalism.
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An architect favouring megastructuralism.
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A proponent of moderation; a moderate.
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A proponent of modularism.
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A proponent of neuroreductionism.
adj
Of or relating to neutralism.
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A proponent of nihilianism.
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A proponent of normativism
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A proponent of occasionalism.
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A proponent of operationalism.
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A proponent of operationism.
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One who holds to particularism.
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One who adopts a passive approach, or passivism.
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A proponent of Piaget's theories, esp. on children's cognitive development.
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A believer in positivism.
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A reaction against the dominance of behavioralist methods in the study of politics, claiming that behavioralist research was biased towards the status quo and social preservation rather than social change.
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A proponent of postbehavioralism.
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(sociology) A value system that follows, and rejects or moves beyond, consumerism.
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Relating to postconsumerism.
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A supporter of postfoundationalism.
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The theory that hegemony and ideology of discourse can no longer properly reflect the social order. Posthegemony also finds that history is not, as Karl Marx described it, a class struggle, but rather a "struggle to produce class".http://www.doi.org/10.1111/1470-9856.00067
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(politics) The theory or conception of the world after the existence of nation-states.
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(UK, informal) A student of Philosophy, Politics and Economics.
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(politics) The theory that political problems should be met with practical solutions rather than ideological ones.
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A follower of presentism.
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One who tries to prevent something from happening; an advocate of prevention.
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An advocate of proceduralism
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An advocate of processualism
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A proponent of projectivism.
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A proponent of propositionalism.
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One who is governed by, or acts from, prudential motives.
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(obsolete) A rationalist.
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An advocate of reductionism.
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A proponent of refutationism.
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One who follows, believes or espouses relativism.
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A proponent of the theory of relativity.
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A proponent of remodernism.
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A proponent of restrictivism.
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A person who holds to retributivism.
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(philosophy, theology) A supporter of the idea of reversalism.
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A proponent of scientocracy.
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An advocate of selectionism
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(medicine, obsolete) An advocate of, or believer in, solidism.
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A proponent of strict constructionism.
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An advocate or follower of structuralism.
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A proponent of the theory of structuration.
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A proponent of substantialism.
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A proponent of Taylorism.
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A proponent of temporalism.
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A practitioner or adherent of textualism.
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A proponent of totalism.
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Alternative letter-case form of ultra-Darwinist [A believer in ultra-Darwinism.]
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A proponent of uniformism.
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One who accepts uniformitarianism, or the uniformitarian doctrine.
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An advocate of verificationism.
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A proponent of vocationalism.
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An advocate of volitionalism
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A proponent of Vygotsky's theories.
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A proponent of whateverism.
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