Sentence examples for critique aim from inspiring English sources

Whereas his critique of positivism and theory of cognitive interests involve reflective articulation of the formal structures of knowledge, Freudian and Marxist critique aim to unmask concrete cases of personal self-deception and social-political ideology (1973cd).

At the very least, however, Maimon's criticisms of the Critique aim at the core of Kant's transcendental idealism, in particular because they engage with what Maimon sees as an internal problem for Kant's system.

By contrast, Kant's critique aims to clear the ground for rational claims that can be justified.

The visceral critiques aimed at these two developments suggest a broadly shared view that the corporation is a device that should be optimized for collective action of a particular type-namely large-scale economic activity.

The journal will strive to maintain a rapid review process and to offer authors thoughtful critiques aimed at improving their scholarship and, ultimately, their manuscripts.

Again, this critique seemed aimed as much at secular Western society as at any other threat.

But it's not great artistry". It's a critique particularly aimed at the scene's female artists.

Part of that critique is aimed at Faith Frank: "Time to give another pep talk to straight white middle-class women," the site chides.

Although his critique is aimed broadly at the humanities, specifically cultural studies and literary criticism, it is also suggestive for the field of American studies.

Supposedly, the critique was aimed not at Merrill himself ("a poet of solid accomplishment and sure craftsmanship") but, rather, at the taste of the administrators of the prize, for believing that "poetry is a hermetic cultivation of one's sensibility and a fastidious manipulation of received forms".

I will step back and say that this is not a critique only aimed at the Nicholas School, but to institutions of higher education broadly.