berkeleyism
/ˌbərklɪˈɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A philosophical or intellectual movement originating from the University of California, Berkeley, characterized by a particular set of ideas or principles.
“The professor’s lectures on Berkeleyism were a highlight of the course.”
2. noun
A system of thought or ideology that emphasizes the importance of social and economic equality.
“The politician’s speech about Berkeleyism resonated with the working-class audience.”