dogmatismia
Dogmatismia is a term used in philosophy and social critique to describe a disciplined tendency toward dogmatic thinking. It denotes an approach in which a cluster of beliefs is treated as incontrovertible, and questioning or revising those beliefs is discouraged. Etymologically, the coinage blends dogma with the -ia suffix common in scholarly terms to indicate a domain or system of ideas.
Core features include rigid adherence to a claimed authority, suppression of dissent, selective use of evidence,
Origin and usage: The term arose in 21st‑century discourse as a critique of both religious and secular
Relation to other concepts: Dogmatismia overlaps with epistemic closure, fundamentalism, and ideological rigidity but is not
Criticism and limitations: Some critics argue that the label can be imprecise or weaponized, masking legitimate
Related concepts include epistemic closure, intellectual humility, fundamentalism, and cognitive bias.