Sentence examples for contemporary rejection from inspiring English sources
An influential contemporary rejection of evidentialism is reformed epistemology, due to Wolterstorff (1976) and Plantinga (1983).
What relationship, then, does this historical activity – of including feminism as a component in the landscape to be analysed – bear to a 'post-feminist' stance that has been diagnosed as a symptom of a contemporary rejection of feminism?
More radical contemporary rejections of foundationalism may well involve dissatisfaction with the foundationalist's implicit commitment to a strong realistic correspondence conception of truth.
Includes contemporary publication rejection correspondence.
Which is? Rejects rejection.
Jung himself had no illusions about the reception of his work and keenly felt his isolation in the face of his contemporaries' incomprehension and rejection, but this does not alter the hard facts of his discoveries.
"But there's something very contemporary about Camus's rejection of ideology.
In 1932 ter Braak founded, with Edgar du Perron, the magazine Forum, which called for a rejection of contemporary aestheticism (with its emphasis on elegance and form) and a return to sincerity and substance in content.
In this ground-breaking follow up to the critically acclaimed Dancing on Our Turtle's Back, renowned Michi Saagiig NIshnaabeg academic, writer and musician, Leanne Betasamosake Simpson recasts Indigenous resistance as a radical rejection of contemporary colonialism focused around the generative refusal of the dispossession of Indigenous bodies, minds and land.
In every case, it carries with it an implicit rejection of the contemporary church as an archaic and hierarchical organization that is about to be surpassed.
