noun
- Plural of collectivism; political or economic systems that emphasize collective ownership, group welfare, or community interests over individual interests.
- Plural of collectivism; the practice or principle of prioritizing group goals and shared resources in social or economic organization.
Usage: Usually used in academic, political, or philosophical contexts; Often contrasted with individualism
Usage: Can refer to various ideologies or practical systems
Examples
- Different collectivisms have emerged throughout history, from kibbutzim to cooperative movements.
- The debate between collectivisms and individualism remains central to political philosophy.
- Some scholars argue that various forms of collectivisms prioritize community welfare differently.
- Eastern and Western societies have historically embraced different collectivisms.
- Modern collectivisms take many forms, including worker cooperatives and community land trusts.
- The study of collectivisms helps us understand diverse economic systems around the world.