revisionism (Meaning)

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revisionism (n)

any dangerous departure from the teachings of Marx

a moderate evolutionary form of Marxism

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Historical revisionism seeks to reinterpret past events in a way that alters their accepted interpretation.
The Holocaust revisionist movement denies the magnitude and intent of the genocide committed by Nazi Germany.
Climate change revisionism attempts to downplay or discredit the scientific consensus on human-caused global warming.
Feminist revisionism challenges the traditional narratives of history, highlighting the experiences and contributions of women.
Psychoanalytic revisionism reinterprets the works of Sigmund Freud in light of new research and perspectives.
Religious revisionism examines and reinterprets sacred texts and traditions to foster a more progressive or contemporary understanding.
Literary revisionism revisits classic works of literature, offering new insights and interpretations.
Conservatism in politics often involves a degree of historical revisionism, idealizing the past and seeking to restore traditional values.
Conspiracy theory revisionism attempts to recast historical events as part of hidden agendas and secret plots.
The revisionism of scientific theories is essential for advancing our understanding of the world and correcting errors or limitations in previous knowledge.

any dangerous departure from the teachings of Marx, a moderate evolutionary form of Marxism

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Historical revisionism seeks to reinterpret past events in a way that alters their accepted interpretation.

The Holocaust revisionist movement denies the magnitude and intent of the genocide committed by Nazi Germany.

Climate change revisionism attempts to downplay or discredit the scientific consensus on human-caused global warming.

Feminist revisionism challenges the traditional narratives of history, highlighting the experiences and contributions of women.