"Unless you're lucky enough to be Uncle Albert on Only Fools and Horses, Demis Roussos or Abu Hamza, the BBC is generally as pogonophobic as the late-lamented Albanian dictator, Enver Hoxha". The Newsnight host was one of the most talked-about topics on Twitter in the UK when he ditched his clean-shaven look, and by Tuesday his new look had attracted critiques from hundreds of viewers.
A second much publicized IPO that attracted critiques was by SKS in 2010 in India which led to accusations that the microcredit is causing borrower stress and even suicides (Ashta et al. 2011).
This has attracted critiques on inadequate characterization of the long-term exposure of study subjects.
Yet, the notion of culture in wild chimpanzees has continued to attract critique, mainly because field researchers have been unable to provide direct evidence that the behaviors they observed had been socially learnt.
In arguments over the impact of climate change, some of the images commonly associated with those clashes have attracted skeptical critiques, perhaps none more so than those of polar bears forced to swim longer distances because their sea ice habitat is melting.
Not surprisingly, the paper has attracted many critiques.
Strong substantive and socio-relational approaches are perhaps the most controversial of those surveyed and have as a result attracted trenchant critiques.
The position can be structurally compared to some indirect form of consequentialism and may attract parallel critiques (see Henry Sidgwick on utilitarianism and esoteric morality, and Bernard Williams on indirect utilitarianism).
Pullman's critique also attracted the anger of Hitchens' more conservatively-minded brother, Peter, who described him in a Mail on Sunday column in January 2002 as "the anti-Lewis, the one the atheists would have been praying for, if atheists prayed".
