Meanings of extreme individualism in English

It's a theory based on the destruction of government, and extreme individualism.

The later eighteenth and earlier nineteenth centuries constituted a period of extreme individualism.

In Jefferson's mind democracy was tantamount to extreme individualism.

Football isn't the place for extreme individualism.'

For all that, there is a lot to be said for celebrating the inspiring effects of extreme individualism.

Most of Thoreau's harsh judgments upon his neighbors and countrymen are only his extreme individualism gone to seed.

The most striking feature in the settlement of the Southwest was the free play given to the workings of extreme individualism.

But the myth is now being realised through the religion of our time: a celebration of extreme individualism and universal competition.

Only the extreme individualism of that period, only its utter want of any collective understanding or purpose can explain that waste.

Though our wellbeing is inextricably linked to the lives of others, everywhere we are told that we will prosper through competitive self-interest and extreme individualism.

Of course, extreme individualism is far from common now, and persons who combine extreme individualism with high empathic power are rare, but they do appear.

Extreme individualism dissipates the moral substance of the individual.

Extreme individualism ought to be discouraged; personal pleasure ought to be interpreted in the light of marriage as a partnership.