(n) (principle of) self-sufficiency
(n,adj-no) naturalism
(n,adj-no) liberalism
(P)
(n) positivism
(n,adj-no) existentialism
(n,adj-no) pragmatism
(n,adj-no) utilitarianism
(n,adj-no) realism
literalism
(n,adj-no) socialism
(P)
(n) voluntarism
(n) egoism
love of self
(n) subjectivism
(n) one's principles and position
(n) emotionalism
(n) intellectualism
(n) duty of confidentiality (concerning private matters learned through one's business)
(n) Confucianism
(n) compulsory school attendance
(n,adj-no) revisionism
(n) collectivism
(n) collectivism (giving priority to a group rather than any individual member)
(n) closely-packed series of lectures
intensive course
(n) mercantilism
(n) priority system
(n) emphasizing agriculture
physiocracy
(n) laying low, awaiting one's chance
(n) commercialism
(n) barbershop talk
(n) consumerism
(n,adj-no) symbolism (19th-century artistic movement)
