How to pronounce “materialism” in English

Materialism we understand.

And materialism itself began this really escalating demand for more information, finer data about the world, itsy bitsy pieces of matter.

So materialism essentially is the belief that all that exists in the world is matter or more energy.

And the reason why materialism died and was replaced by functionalism, which is still pretty

A virtuous circle of materialism that changed circumstances.

Why isn't materialism working anymore?

blatantly embracing materialism.

And if I like atheism and materialism, well, then, so be it.

And to the extent it contrasts materialism and vitalism, scientism and religion, body and soul, it is the oldest subject in the world.

One is simply brain-based materialism, which says you are your brain.

but it's about a lack of materialism and that homemade gifts can be beautiful too.

And that's all a riff on materialism, that is, trying to understand the world through the traces, the evidence, of what it used to be.

And he called it promissory materialism, which is it's going to be there any moment but just-- and then I remember the AI stuff coming 15 years ago.

He called them the three lords of materialism.

It's just better the materialism.

and that is atheism, materialism.

I think it's actually hard-nosed where materialism leads you.

But the thing is that if you think that materialism rules out real seemings, well then,

But that's one thing that is at the base of materialism is a philosophical view, which underlies modern science.

And this was the philosophical viewpoint associated with materialism, when we look at the philosophy of mind, roughly

And there's another book called "Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism" by a guy named Chogyam Trungpa, where he talked about, in our lives,

And one salon in particular stood out as a hotbed of materialism, that of a man named the Baron d'Holbach.

Another trend I've seen in my generation is not just materialism, but it's also boredom.

That's actually my view, too-- materialism is true.

So therefore, the foundation of materialism, which is supposed to be rational and evidence based, is blind faith.

And in the first book I was really trying to satirize this culture of materialism, and money, and people being label whores,

It is something new, and materialism has to adjust for that.

My question is that even when no matter how hard I believe in materialism, why is it that I still feel like

But despite some religious objection, materialism really was flourishing at this time.

happy with little consumerism, with little materialism, and learn to really enjoy what is meaningful in life.

But back then, saying someone was materialistic-- materialism-- wasn't such a bad idea.

Chihuailaf presents a hopeful alternative to eco-horror, where materialism and environmental degradation are left behind in favor of a more Indigenous view

And to my mind, that's the end of materialism.

He then responded to that by saying I quote, "if materialism is true, there are no real seemings."

idea of turning stones into bread and that that especially in the Bay Area that's a lot of focus on the materialism

talking about fundamentalists from the point of your religion, many of them will regard science and materialism as the source of all

the identity theory, so-called, or the materialism.

And actually, there are certain modern Buddhists who think that scientific materialism ratifies that by discovering that you're just a brain

It's not the dogmatic orthodoxy among scientists today, scientific materialism, and in his day, Buddha did that as well.

Now, in the 17th and 18th centuries, materialism was a really big idea in the life sciences, thanks especially to the work of one man, Rene Descartes.

For him, any scientific theory that could form a basis for materialism or atheism had to be rejected.

The '50s were filled with the Cold War mentality, superficial materialism as the answer to a fulfilled life

we should gain ground in the early 20th century, which was at the very heart of materialism.

Even if it's still unevenly distributed, that we are moving away from materialism,

If you are opting out of some of the rampant materialism and that kind of thing and you're opting into a community of people who just share their tools and share their cars.

This isn't gonna be one of those speeches where I'm telling you, trying to talk yourself out of, you know, materialism or anything like that.

And he says, "interest in the materialism

So I thought it was delightful what he said about nifty, but he has the problem that he thinks that if materialism is

One of them would be, for example, Buddhism-- the idea of abjuring materialism.