Heterodox
21heterodox — adjective formal heterodox beliefs, practices etc are not approved of by a particular group, especially a religious one compare unorthodox …
22heterodox — UK [ˈhetərəʊˌdɒks] / US [ˈhetəroʊˌdɑks] adjective formal heterodox beliefs are not in agreement with the principles taught by a society or a religion …
23Heterodox economics — refers to the approaches, or schools of economic thought, that are considered outside of mainstream, that is, orthodox economics. Heterodox economics is an umbrella term used to cover various separate unorthodox approaches, schools, or traditions …
24Heterodox Economics — The analysis and study of economic principles considered outside of mainstream or orthodox schools of economic thought. Schools of heterodox economics include socialism, Marxism, post Keynesian and Austrian, and often combine the macroeconomic… …
25heterodox and heterodoxy — Contrary to or different from an acknowledged standard, a traditional form, or an established religion; unorthodox, unconventional. Or, holding unorthodox opinions or doctrines. Individuals often see other people s ideas as unconventional… …
26heterodox, orthodox — These words, derived from Greek expressions meaning, respectively, differing in opinion and having the right opinion, refer to agreement with or denial of accepted beliefs, especially church doctrine and teachings. A heterodox person is an… …
27heterodox — heterodoxly, adv. /het euhr euh doks /, adj. 1. not in accordance with established or accepted doctrines or opinions, esp. in theology; unorthodox. 2. holding unorthodox doctrines or opinions. [1610 20; < Gk heteródoxos of another opinion, equiv …
28heterodox — Unorthodox …
29heterodox — he|te|ro|dọx 〈Adj.〉 andersgläubig, irrgläubig, von der herrschenden Lehre abweichend [<grch. heteros „verschieden“ + doxa „Meinung“] * * * he|te|ro|dọx <Adj.> [griech. heteródoxos = von anderer Meinung, zu: dóxa = Meinung; Lehre]… …
30heterodox — Synonyms and related words: Albigensian, Arian, Bohemian, Catharist, Donatist, Ebionitist, Erastian, Gnostic, Jansenist, Jansenistic, Jovinianist, Jovinianistic, Lollard, Manichaean, Monophysite, Monophysitic, Montanist, Montanistic, Pelagian,… …
