Sentence examples for Political organisms from inspiring English sources

In distinguishing his historical materialism from the sensory materialism of Ludwig Feuerbach, Marx portrays human beings as fundamentally productive and political organisms whose interrelations are not merely interpersonal but societal and historical.

Like any political organism, the Republican party requires regular infusions of popular energy to keep moving.

What is different now is the evolution of a new political organism, with paranoia as its animating principle.

As a human being, one is a perfective part of a political organism; it follows from this that one's every action should be perfective of political life (ix.23).23

This new complex political organism operates like the biosphere it attends, synergistically and reciprocally.

But we should look into what went wrong in the multinational, multilinguistic, multiconfessional political organism that was Yugoslavia and that is today the EU (even though of course I know that there are many differences).

First, the city is an ecosystem with natural, social, political and economic organisms and processes.

What's certain is that genetically modified organisms are political dynamite on Hawaii.

Burke thus introduced an important psychological or cultural insight: that political systems are living organisms that grow over centuries and that depend on a sense of legitimacy that is gradually built up among their subjects.

Most big organizations resemble organisms.

Tiago Saraiva's book documents the means by which German Nazis and Italian and Portuguese fascists bred their political aspirations into the living organisms that sustained their regimes.