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Fatalism

  • Belief in fate

Description

Attributing events to some immutable pattern, over which one has no control, and resigning oneself to that state of affairs.

Context

Although conceptions vary greatly among cultures, the terms fate, kismet, karma, nemesis and destiny are often used to refer to this negative means of viewing society and acting in it.

Implementation

Fatalism is most often used as an individual strategy for relating to society, as seen in such notions as "a bullet with (or without) one's name on it" or a people being "fated" or "chosen" to suffer in some way.

Counter-claim

Fatalism saps one's ability to control any events.

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Metadata

Database
Global strategies
Type
(D) Detailed strategies
Content quality
Presentable
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Language
English
Last update
May 21, 2024