Sentence examples for conceptions of domination from inspiring English sources
For example, feminist conceptions of domination must be continually refined in light of the ever-changing social, cultural, and historical circumstances that the concept aims to illuminate.
Despite these and other trenchant feminist critiques of Foucault (see, for example, Hekman, ed. 1996 and Ramazanoglu, ed. 1993), his analysis of power continues to be an extremely useful resource for feminist conceptions of domination.
As a result, she tends to presuppose a dyadic conception of domination, according to which individual women are subject to the will of individual men.
A similar dyadic conception of male domination can arguably be found in Carole Pateman's The Sexual Contract (1988) (although in other respects Pateman's work might be more accurately described as socialist-feminist rather than radical-feminist).
Also, however, conceptions of "oppression" and "domination" which are developed as an explicit alternative to a liberal political outlook nevertheless are defined in ways that come quite close to valorizing what amounts to autonomy: see, e.g., Young, 1990, 38.
Another problem results from considering design objectives of high dimensions, when the conception of Pareto-domination is not effective.
The concept of stochastic domination is presented as follows.
There are several types of domination depending upon the nature of domination and the nature of the dominating set.
But both languages also smacked of domination.
Realism had become a method of domination.
