0 the belief in, or act of following, traditional ideas and ways of doing things:
The building's design is an interesting blend of traditionalism and modernism.
In certain instances, perceived emulations even served to insulate community identity in a manner similar to archaistic traditionalism.
But such traditionalism offered no basis for central initiatives along innovative lines.
To begin with, there is no agreement on what constitutes traditionalism.
Since there was no corresponding male scale, education was taken as an indicator of male traditionalism.
However, sub-textually, dominant interpretative frameworks retained a degree of traditionalism.
These principles define individuals' political and economic priorities, including values such as moral traditionalism and the humanitarian desire to help others.
Likewise, aspects of the material culture and architecture might show innovations or, alternatively, newfound traditionalism as houses struggled in the wake of political upheaval.
Combined with their substantial indirect effects through moral traditionalism, commitment and doctrinal orthodoxy produce sizeable total effects on moral-policy attitudes in all three groups.
