Materializmusához

Materializmusához is a term that refers to the philosophical stance of materialism, specifically in relation to its practical application or adoption. Materialism, as a philosophical doctrine, asserts that matter is the fundamental substance in nature, and that all phenomena, including mental states and consciousness, are results of material interactions. Therefore, materializmusához would describe the process or tendency of embracing or exhibiting materialistic principles.

This concept can manifest in various ways. On an individual level, materializmusához might describe a person's focus on acquiring and possessing material goods, viewing them as primary sources of happiness or status. In a broader societal context, it could refer to the increasing emphasis on economic growth and consumption as the main drivers of progress and well-being. Philosophically, it relates to the extent to which a worldview is grounded in empirical, observable, and physical realities, often to the exclusion of non-material or spiritual explanations. The degree of materializmusához in a given philosophy or society can be a subject of debate, with proponents arguing for its grounding in empirical reality and critics highlighting potential downsides like shallowness or neglect of intangible values.