Sentence examples for historically constituted from inspiring English sources

He simply insisted that the questions confronting political theorists were historically constituted, posed in specific historical forms, in the context of specific social relations, practical activities, grievances, conflicts and struggles.

The paper uses these findings to call for greater attention to historically constituted variations in immigration enforcement bureaucracies.

What is particularly significant from Foucault's work is that terms such as 'madness' and psychiatric discourses are historically constituted through power relations [4].

The aim of this paper is to expand previous archaeological work on the interpretation of charcoal macro-remains through the study of firewood collection as a historically constituted, socially mediated and archaeologically observable landscape practice.

Unlike Hegel who universalized this dialectic, Beauvoir distinguishes the dialectic of exploitation between historically constituted Subjects and Others from the exploitation that ensues when the Subject is Man and the Other is Woman.

It was clear that the MDTP, departing from a certain assumption of the 'local', inherent in the CBNRM discourse had chosen for ways of consultation that were not able to address the concerns about land access and use nor the historically constituted fear of the local population about 'losing' their land to South Africa.

The justifying thought is that judgments about the morality of slavery, or any other ethical issue, are based on differing conventions, and there is no universal or objective criterion for choosing among differing competing socio-historically constituted conventions.

Fourth, this produces a clash with those ideals of human rights, universalism and equal treatment of persons that historically have constituted core values of the welfare-era Scandinavian states.

"The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" presented the strongest case ever made for the dependence of valid science on distinctively constituted, historically particular human communities.

Historically, Methods Continuity has constituted the most important type of naturalism in philosophy, found in writers like Spinoza, Hume, and Nietzsche.

While historically black colleges constitute only 3percentt of American higher-education institutions, they graduate about 24percentt of all black college students.