Definition of: subjectivism

(səb·jek′tiv·iz′əm) noun
1. The doctrine that knowledge is merely subjective and relative and is derived from one's own consciousness.
2. The doctrine that we know directly no external object.
3. The doctrine that there is no objective standard, test, or measure of truth; relativism.
4. The doctrine that individual feeling is the standard by which to judge right and wrong.
—sub·jec′tiv·ist noun
—sub·jec′tiv·is′tic adjective