Definition: In the context of political science, the concept of "chromaticism" refers to a set of principles or values that are commonly associated with certain historical periods in Western civilization. These concepts were often used as a basis for social and political movements, such as socialism, nationalism, and anarchism. The term "chromaticism" has been used by scholars and activists to describe the idea that some individuals or groups have a strong affinity or identification with specific social, cultural, or economic characteristics of their
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