The phrase "as communitarian" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perspectives, values, or actions that align with communitarian principles, which emphasize the importance of community in social and political life.
Example: "The policy was designed as communitarian, focusing on the needs and welfare of the community as a whole."
Alternatives: "in a communitarian manner" or "from a communitarian perspective".
Yet the younger Gallup is as communitarian as the elder was radical: his writings lament the loss of values that characterised an earlier age; they stress the disorientation of children raised in morally-relativist times; they praise the social uses of religion.
He writes of the three years he spent living on remote Fair Isle, and develops an idea of home as communitarian: "My desire was not really to talk, it was to be known.
This result is still compatible with the argument from flourishing if 'concepts and values' are not taken to be specifically national as communitarian nationalists (MacIntyre 1994, Margalit 1997) have claimed.
There is little in Chan literature that could plausibly warrant positioning Chan wholly within any one of the standard Western categories of consequentialist, deontological and virtue ethics, or, for that matter, within such alternatives as communitarian or care ethics.
Racism, not IslamophobiaIn the book, Charb blames the media, politicians, and what he describes as "communitarian activists" for conflating racism and Islamophobia to serve their own political or financial interests.
Other political theorists and philosophers who were often cited as communitarians in this sense, or whose work exhibited elements of such communitarian thinking, included Shlomo Avineri, Seyla Benhabib, Avner de-Shalit, Jean Bethke Elshtain, Amitai Etzioni, William A. Galston, Alasdair MacIntyre, Philip Selznick, and Michael Walzer.
To Individualists, the enemy is the Cultural Cognition tribe known as Communitarians -- people who prefer a more 'We're all in it together' society in which individuals give up some personal freedoms in the name of the greater common good.
Pandit, who moved to the United States at sixteen, is rarely described as a communitarian.
Caricatures are replaced with nuanced understanding of what was gained and lost as a communitarian farming society transformed itself into an entrepreneurial high-tech haven.
Once they faced a competitive threat from banks, they began to stress their origins as a communitarian movement; mutuality was a moral and social good.
The contemporary republican interpretation of Machiavelli, less mindful of his evil reputation, presents him as a communitarian alternative to self-interested liberalism.
