The phrase "authoritarian argument" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a viewpoint or reasoning that supports or justifies authoritarian principles or governance.
Example: "The authoritarian argument presented in the debate emphasized the need for strict control to maintain order in society."
Alternatives: "authoritarian perspective" or "authoritarian rationale".
Repeated readings of the "Philosophy" fail to disclose exactly which parts of a radiantly beautiful work like "Symphony of Psalms" display the authoritarian personality, but the argument goes something like this: Even though tonality has become irrational, Stravinsky forces it to remain in place, and mesmerizes his audience into accepting the unacceptable.
Don't they see the inevitable cause and effect?" One of the arguments that authoritarian governments use to ward off the call for greater political freedom is to argue that American-style democracy is no guarantee of good policy.
Similarly, an essay inspired by Satyajit Ray, a film- maker from Bengal, is an elegant demolition of arguments that authoritarian rule is somehow rooted in Asian values.The essay on Mr Ray also includes a fine defence of foreign influence, so feared by many in India as an insidious assault on its own traditions.
But in either guise he was an authoritarian, with little patience for argument, who profited from the Revolution's clearing operations to construct and mobilize in his own fashion.
They interfered with the order of the day, where an authoritarian pragmatism cloaks every human argument, until all we have left to believe in is brute force and the economy — "taking refuge," as Marilynne Robinson puts it, "by hiding our head in the ledger".
The emotional colour of the hunting-ban argument was negative and authoritarian, if, in this case, of a leftwing brand.
Malaysia, the argument goes, is more authoritarian than democratic, with little transparency or accountability in government.There is some truth to that.
Glezos, who would subsequently spend nearly two decades in prison – often in solitary confinement — as Greece slipped into civil war and then years of authoritarian rightwing rule, backs up his argument with figures.
Do you think there is any truth to the argument that China is an "authoritarian success"?
The search for Nakamoto, the argument goes, undermines the anti-authoritarian premise of bitcoin.
