Definition of: objectivism

(əb·jek′tə·viz′əm) noun
1. The power that enables an author or artist to treat subjects objectively, or apart from his own personality.
2. The tendency to give prominence to the facts of sense perception; the theory that human knowledge is based on the external world rather than within the ego.
—ob·jec′tiv·ist noun
—ob·jec′tiv·is′tic adjective