- In philosophy,
nihilism (/ˈnaɪ(h)ɪlɪzəm, ˈniː-/; from
Latin nihil 'nothing') is any viewpoint, or a
family of views, that
rejects generally accepted or...
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Moral nihilism (also
called ethical nihilism) is the meta-ethical view that
nothing is
morally right or
morally wrong and that
morality does not exist...
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Existential nihilism is the
philosophical theory that life has no
objective meaning or purpose. The
inherent meaninglessness of life is
largely explored...
- The
paradox of
nihilism is a
family of
paradoxes regarding the
philosophical implications of
nihilism,
particularly situations contesting nihilist perspectives...
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which the
broader philosophy of
nihilism originated. In Russian, the word
nigilizm (Russian: нигилизм;
meaning '
nihilism', from
Latin nihil 'nothing') came...
- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Anti-
nihilism may
refer to: An
opposition to the
philosophy of
nihilism Trivialism, the
theory of
logic that all propositions...
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Existential nihilism, the
theory that life has no
meaning Mereological nihilism,
disbelief in
objects with
proper parts Metaphysical nihilism, the belief...
- In philosophy,
mereological nihilism (also
called compositional nihilism) is the
metaphysical thesis that
there are no
objects with
proper parts. Equivalently...
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Historical nihilism (Chinese: 历史虚无主义; pinyin: Lìshǐ xūwú zhǔyì) is a term used by the
Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and some
scholars in
China to describe...
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Legal nihilism is
negative attitude toward law.
Legal nihilism is "an
erosion of the
belief in law as a
beneficial institution of
societal organization...
