Traditionalism

Traditionalism may refer to a systematic emphasis on the value of tradition, especially those beliefs, moral codes and mores known as traditional values. It may also refer to:

Religion and spirituality

• Traditionalism (religion)
• Traditionalist Catholic, a current within Roman Catholicism
• Traditionalist School, an esoteric movement based on the notion that all religions share the same origin

Politics

• Traditionalist conservatism, a post-World War II American political philosophy
• Traditionalism as contrasted with capitalism in the writings of sociologist Max Weber
• Carlism, a 19th-20th century Spanish political movement also referred to as "Traditionalism"

Other uses

• Traditionalist School (architecture), a movement in 20th-century Dutch architecture
• A current in classical music, as exemplified by Ralph Shapey

See also

• Radical Traditionalism
• Appeal to tradition, a common fallacy