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Literatism constitutes the belief in the inherent worth of literature and literacy, not only for the individual, but for society at large.
This belief can manifest in multiple ways. One of the most overt political systems of Literatism was the political power of scribes in certain ancient and medieval societies. In a more philosophical way, the word "Literatism" may describe a belief in the power of the written word, for example, the belief that the written word is an effective way to transport a person's empirical gains onto other people.
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Noocracy - Yes, I agree, the wisest shall rule! Also, Plato was the first philosopher who wrote lots of stuff which was important enough to survive the centuries.
Literacracy -
Christian Theocracy - Monks spend their time writing + Monks are powerful = based!
Readers
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Feudalism - You're cool because of what I said about Christian Theocracy, but I heard you contribute to mass illiteracy. Also, what did I hear about illiterate kings?
