PoliticsAugust 15, 2026
solidaristic
sol-ih-DARE-is-tik
Definition
Relating to or based on the principle of solidarity, characterized by mutual support and a strong sense of community unity.
Etymology
Derived from the French word 'solidarité', which emerged in the late 18th century to describe a mutual responsibility or shared interest among members of a group.
In the news
The author uses this term to describe their vision of Marx’s good society, which prioritizes social interdependence and working for the benefit of others, as opposed to an individualistic approach.
Karl Marx’s Vision of the Good Society
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