
Glossary of philosophy
    
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Etymology
From , a suffix that forms abstract nouns of action, state, condition, doctrine; from , from stem of verbs in .
Suffix
-  the action or result of a verb
- baptism (from baptise)
 
 -  a principle, belief or movement
- chauvinism (coined after Nicolas Chauvin)
 - conservatism (from conservative)
 - Cubism
 - externalism
 - feminism (from femina, Latin for woman)
 - liberalism
 - Marxism (coined after Karl Marx)
 - masculism (from masculus, Latin for male)
 
 - a form of prejudice or discrimination, either for or against a group
 -  the defining attribute of a person or thing
- heroism (from hero)
 - Shakespeareanism (coined after William Shakespeare)
 
 -  a disorder
- autism (from autós, Greek for "self")
 
 
Suffix
-  ism 
- creştinism - Christianity
 - anarhism - anarchism
 
 

