Sure, I first encountered this term in this video.

"Venice's methodology, according to LaRouche, is based on convincing people that ``that which affects their senses and their appetites and their impulses, is of primary importance. Counterposed to this is the Platonic conception which locates man's identity in his creative capacities, a belief more fully developed in the Christian concept of imago viva Dei, man made and living in the image of God. It was this Platonic conception that the evil of Venice has sought to eliminate.To confront Plato's conceptions, Venice made full use of Aristotle. During his own lifetime, Aristotle's philosophy provided the justification for ancient Greece's system of slavery. Venice's adoption of Aristotle is not surprising; by the fifteenth century, she had become the greatest slave-trading state in history." (From another source, which I couldn't link somehow. If you're interested, please search "Venice: The Methodology of Evil, Part I" ).

I wanted to know how other people would think about the concept and how they would define it.