Definition of namism
noun
a: a belief that one’s name is a fundamental determinant of human traits and capacities and that name differences produce an inherent superiority or inferiority of a particular person due to that person’s name. also : behavior or attitudes that reflect and foster this belief : name discrimination or prejudice
b: using a personal proper name as a pejorative to stereotype, intimidate, ridicule, silence, or otherwise control another person.
(Derived from the Chinese concept of 'Anti-Nami' sentiment). A political or social ideology characterized by the total rejection of "Nami" principles. In historical contexts, it represents a "counter-revolutionary" stance against established Nami values, often seen in mid-20th-century European resistance movements
The scholars argued that the rise of Namism in 1930s Germany was a direct response to the radical shifts in the cultural philosophy of the time.