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单词 collectivism
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collectivism
noun[U]
politicsspecialized
uk
/kəˈlek.tɪ.vɪ.zəm/us
/-tə-/
atheoryorpoliticalsystembasedon theprinciplethat all of thefarms,factories, and otherplacesofworkin acountryshould beownedby or for all thepeoplein thatcountry
集体主义；集体主义制度
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(Definition ofcollectivismfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
Examples from literature
  • Guilds compelled their members to sell commodities at a level price, and in a spirit of collectivism endeavoured to prevent the making of corners and the practice of undercutting.
  • It is not possible to draw a hard-and-fast line between individualism and collectivism.
  • It would not, for example, be expedient for the church, at the present time, to take sides in the controversy between collectivism and private enterprise.
  • The period of collectivism is denoted by the growth of the Labour Party in Parliament, and the increasing part played by the State in industrial disputes and the regulation of wages.
  • You know that collectivism adopts the formula—to each according to his labor, while communism adopts this other—to each according to his needs.

collectivism| American Dictionary

collectivism
noun[U]
us/kəˈlek·təˌvɪz·əm/
politics & government
apoliticalsystemin which a country'slandandindustryareownedandmanagedby agovernmentor by all ofitscitizenstogether
(Definition ofcollectivismfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

collectivism| Business English

collectivism
noun[U]
POLITICS,ECONOMICS
uk
/kəˈlektɪvɪzəm/us
atheoryorpoliticalsystembasedon theprinciplethat allfactories,farms, etc., should becontrolledby or for all thepeopleof acountry:
Theybelievedinindustrialcollectivism, thatindustryshould berunby the workpeople for the workpeople, through thetradeunions.
Compare
individualism
(Definition ofcollectivismfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcollectivism

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These are then analysed according to the dimension ofcollectivismversus individualism.
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In the former, labour-market liberalization is reinforced by political repression to eradicate labourcollectivism.
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Their respective intentions range from a criticism of the ideology ofcollectivismto a rehabilitation of the ideal of the autonomous individual.
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Less than two pages on pre-revolutionary workers tells us ' thecollectivismof the mir was carried over into the factories ' (p. 14).
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This tradition has often been associated with forms of holism andcollectivismwhere the individual seems to disappear.
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These three items can be described as beliefs in liberal humanism, oligarchiccollectivism, and radical meliorism.
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On the other hand,collectivismis also problematic for a number of reasons.
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Second, the weakening ofcollectivismcannot be interpreted as a victory for the market.
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Thirdly, this monumentalism was paralleled by a synthesis of words, music and action, which deftly realised the metaphor ofcollectivism.
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Relationism or systemism takes the strengths of both individualism andcollectivism.
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Rethinking individualism andcollectivism: evaluation of theoretical assumptions and metanalysis.
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A newcollectivismwill banish the financial scandals.
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The micropolitics of care in relationships between ageing parents and adult children: individualism,collectivism, and power.
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He rejected a third way betweencollectivismand capitalism.
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Some synthesis is sought between the individualism of the discipline of psychology, particularly as constructed in relation to musical development, and thecollectivismof sociology.
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