Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
erasmian
Adjective
/ɪˈræz.mi.ən/

Definition
Relating to or characteristic of Erasmus or his teachings, especially in the context of humanism and education.

Examples
- The erasmian approach to education emphasizes critical thinking and moral values.
- Her erasmian ideals influenced her pedagogical methods.
- The conference focused on erasmian humanism in contemporary thought.

Meaning
The term ‘erasmian’ denotes the principles or characteristics associated with the Dutch Renaissance humanist Erasmus, particularly his approaches to philosophy, education, and religious reform.

Synonyms
- Humanistic
- Renaissance
- Cultured