dogmatism
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7.5
- noun
- /ˈdɔɡməˌtɪzəm/
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dogmatismo
- They have to guard themselves against the vices of dogmatism, pedantry, hatred of contradiction, conceit and love of authority.
- dogmatism and gender stereotyping
- dogmatism and gender
- dogmatism and relativism
So you can find new versions of dogmatism arising at every point.
- So you can find new versions of dogmatism arising at every point.
- Well, this is where we get to the contrast between dogmatism and skepticism.
- Was it a response to perhaps your father's dogmatism?
- Let's not forget escaping religious dogmatism.
- And, and it's possible, but, but it's really interesting to see how the mind goes into dogmatism.
- So come back to me when there's more pain, because when there's more pain, then the ego will be ready to release its dogmatism.
- It's it's really dog dogmatism is really missing the point.
- Science is not science cannot be dogmatism.
Examples
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Philosopher Michael Root said that dogmatism rather than partisanship was the enemy of good education.
Academic text (1995) -
So Long story short, we want to avoid dogmatism in philosophy.
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What's the difference between dogmatism and conviction?
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I have seen quite a bit of dogmatism on the pro-bacon side, though.
Blog text (25) -
Such a stance is proof that wishful thinking and ideological dogmatism know no political boundaries.
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Many people are put off by dogmatism because it ignores different viewpoints.
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His dogmatism made it difficult for him to accept new ideas.
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She argued that dogmatism hinders constructive discussion and understanding.
Synonyms
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8.2
Refusing to accept clear facts or evidence from science and history
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8.9
A confident attitude that accepts things without much doubt
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8.6
A strong refusal to change mistaken opinions even when there is evidence
A claim someone makes without giving any evidence
Antonyms
How Dogmatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dogmatism comes from the older word dogma meaning 'opinion' or 'belief', and the ending -ism means 'a fixed way of thinking'. So, dogmatism is when someone treats their ideas as absolute truth and will not accept other views.