Sentence examples for cultural doctrine from inspiring English sources
Promulgating a cultural doctrine of African "authenticity," Mobutu renamed the capital, in 1966, and the nation to Zaire in 1971.
Over time the constituents were transmuted by forces of popular culture and changing tastes, shaping the center into a kind of hybrid institution; contemporary cultural doctrine, after all, leans not to ideas of messianism but to notions of inclusion.
So the other way of doing punk would be to channel some kind of counter-cultural doctrine; even if one must wear the fabulous gear and comply with industry-set standards of beauty.
According to the reigning "cultural materialist" doctrine — which owed as much to Marx as to the noble-savage ideal — conflict among groups arose only when there was competition for strategic resources: food, tools, land.
An optimist regarding man's future perfectibility, he combined cultural determinism with a doctrine of extreme individualism.
Outside the classroom, agencies and community-development specialists emphasize the benefits of education while countering beliefs that the education of daughters is contrary to religious doctrine or cultural traditions.
WASHINGTON — In a rollicking Supreme Court argument that was equal parts cultural criticism and First Amendment doctrine, the justices on Tuesday considered whether the government still had good reason to regulate cursing and nudity on broadcast television.
Ernie Rea and guests discuss the religious, social and cultural legacy of the doctrine of original sin.
The recent orgy of vandalism by the self-proclaimed "Islamic State" in Iraq represents an extension of the same doctrine of cultural annihilation.
Claims that particular cultural traits like religious doctrines (Wilson 2002) may have evolved as human group-level adaptations can be ruled out if they obey the expectation of neutral distribution around the globe.
He was always deeply hostile to Marxism, which he considered a false ideology, and to any doctrine that embraced cultural relativism.
