Sentence examples for human emancipation from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, such politically emancipated liberalism must be transcended on the route to genuine human emancipation.

A new crusade and new ideas for human emancipation are called for.

As Colin Barker has argued, the new movements "expanded the very meaning and the agenda of human emancipation".

The communist movement has failed, in every sense, to achieve its stated intentions of leading a worldwide movement for human emancipation.

It is the writing of a man who understood that sober, bleak-eyed realism serves the cause of human emancipation more faithfully than starry-eyed utopia.

Dostoevsky diagnosed the new project of human emancipation through the bewilderment and bitterness of people coming late to the modern world, and hoping to use its evidently successful ideas and methods to their advantage.

As Cohen put it in his 1913 lectures on religion within the system of philosophy [Der Begriff der Religion im System der Philosophie], the emergence of ideas, that is, humans' emancipation from the purely empirical, begins as ethical thought.

Eric Foner, similarly, wrote that "Burns privileges a merely national concern over the great human drama of emancipation".

Lawyer Brian Concannon recalls it as "the most important step forward for human rights since emancipation from France".

Barzun has simply continued the conversation, spinning out a story in "From Dawn to Decadence" that is moved along, in part, by recurring human impulses ("primitivism," "Emancipation") and set off by boldface quotations, printed in the margins, which act as verbal cartouches, bringing out the links and themes developed in the text.

One of the greatest moral achievements of human history the full emancipation of women should not be seconded to a metaphysical intuition, one with no scientific support or even coherent meaning: that a fertilized egg makes the same moral claims as an entire person.