Fennicism
Fennicism is a contemporary philosophical and cultural movement that seeks to integrate scientific understanding, ecological stewardship, and humanistic ethics within everyday life. Proponents describe it as a flexible framework rather than a fixed creed, emphasizing openness to diverse intellectual traditions, experimental governance, and community resilience. The name derives from the metaphor of the fen, a marshy landscape that embodies liminal zones between land and water, implying the movement's aim to bridge disciplines and cultures.
Origins and development: The term began circulating in late 20th and early 21st century online forums and
Beliefs and practices: Advocates emphasize ecological ethics, democratic deliberation, critical and reflective inquiry, and social experimentation.
Reception and impact: Some scholars treat Fennicism as a loosely organized cultural current or a useful heuristic