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ultimately lead to the
English Civil War (1642–1651) and his execution.
Absolutism declined substantially,
first following the
French Revolution, and later...
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Absolutism may
refer to:
Absolutism (European history)...
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Absolutism or the Age of
Absolutism (c. 1610 – c. 1789) is a
historiographical term used to
describe a form of
monarchical power that is unrestrained...
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Austrian Empire would become known as the era of neo-
absolutism, or Bach's
absolutism. The
pillars of the so-called Bach
system (Bachsches System)...
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Moral absolutism is an
metaethical view that some or even all
actions are
intrinsically right or wrong,
regardless of
context or consequence.
Moral absolutism...
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Enlightened absolutism, also
called enlightened despotism,
refers to the
conduct and
policies of
European absolute monarchs during the 18th and
early 19th...
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autocracy which with some
variations would govern Russia for centuries.
Absolutism in
Russia gradually developed during the 17th and 18th centuries, replacing...
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Graded absolutism is a
theory of
moral absolutism (in
Christian ethics)
which resolves the
objection to
absolutism (i.e., in
moral conflicts, we are obligated...
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Meiklejohnian absolutism is the
belief espoused by
Alexander Meiklejohn, that the
purpose of the
First Amendment to the
United States Constitution is to...
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coordinative definition, however, the
geometry of
spacetime is set. As in the
absolutism/relationalism debate,
contemporary philosophy is
still in disagreement...
