👉 In the context of philosophy, doctrinarianism refers to a particular type of moral and ethical theory that emphasizes the importance of adhering strictly to one's own beliefs or principles without considering other viewpoints or considerations. This doctrine is often associated with philosophers such as Immanuel Kant and John Stuart Mill, who believed that moral and ethical truths are independent of external factors such as cultural norms and societal values. The term "doctrinarianism" is also used in the field of political philosophy to describe
