Sentence examples for destructive critique from inspiring English sources

"Past Time" is not a paean to baseball, but it is not a destructive critique either.

In two major works, Socialism and Political Struggle (1883) and Our Differences (1885), he launched a destructive critique of populism and laid the ideological basis of Russian Marxism.

Grondin sees deconstruction as "a regression into the propositional logic of metaphysics that dominated the entire West" because it is founded on a destructive critique of propositional logic whereas Gadamerian philosophical hermeneutics is founded upon its replacement by the doctrine of the verbum interius (p. 138).

Destructive criticism closes Israeli ears.

Disregard destructive criticism.

Destructive leadership: A critique of leader-centric perspectives and toward a more holistic definition.

Well, it turns out that I've actually been polite to David Stockman Neil Irwinn describes his recent writings as "spittle-filled", and gets at the essentially destructive nature of Stockman's critique.

If analysis simply involved breaking something down, then it appeared destructive and life-diminishing, and the critique of analysis that this view engendered was a common theme in idealism and romanticism in all its main varieties from German, British and French to North American.

(Foucault, 1980b[1971b] 2300) While it is axiomatic among the defenders of Foucault to reject restrictive conceptions of power and guiding visions of the future as destructive to the project of Foucaldian critique, some writers have, nevertheless, hinted at a political orientation.

In 1989, he co-wrote "Destructive Generation: Second Thoughts About the Sixties," a harsh critique of the radical left.

Or, perhaps, more interesting, because the destructive lengths both men went to in service of their critique has now been revealed.