Sentence examples for communitarian groups from inspiring English sources

Today, US communitarian groups run the gamut from Christian groups to intentional communities built around retirement.

In the aftermath of the Civil War, a number of communitarian groups were started around the United States.

The Spirit Fruit Society, unlike most other communitarian groups of that time, did not seek to convert or recruit others to the group.

Arguably his first real masterpiece is Magnificence (1973), set among a communitarian group of squatters whose idealism decays almost as fast as their supply of fresh food.

A second group of authors advocates communitarian group rights by emphasizing cultural groups' moral authority as entities in themselves, or by referring to cultures as significant identity-conferring associations.

The Spirit Fruit Society was a communitarian group in the United States that was organized after a period of repeated business depressions during the 1890s.

Holy Jumpers offers a well-crafted account of the small but influential Metropolitan Church Association (MCA), a communitarian Wesleyan Holiness group that made a colorful splash onto the American religious scene at the turn of the twentieth century.

He functions as a chief executive with no apparent nostalgia for the group's communitarian '60s origin; "Sons of Anarchy" is a treatise on management.

To fulfill the group's communitarian vision, unmarried members are sometimes placed to live in homes with married couples and their children, and members often look to buy or rent homes near other members.

The emphasis on autonomy does not sit easily in communitarian cultures, such as Indonesia, where family groups and not individuals are the relevant, or more important, social unit.

All three groups included hierarchical individualists and egalitarian communitarians.