When Pound abandoned Imagism, around 1914, he did so noisily, and in the name of another doctrine, which he (along with Wyndham Lewis) named Vorticism.
What makes the Tea Party unique in the march of modern American conservatism is that the passions of the populist right, the uncompromising, expressive side of American conservatism, were brought to bear in the name of the doctrines of the free-market absolutists.
In "Saint Charles, Eragny," dating from 1891, the subtle brushwork is quite different from the systematic juxtaposition of square color blots favored by Signac in the name of the Pointillist doctrine.
Accordingly, claims for exemptions in the name of ceremonies and doctrine can be granted as a matter of reciprocal good will, but the state is not compelled to grant them if the burden placed on the claimants falls short of displaying a lack of "equal concern for them".
Pope Names American As Guardian of Doctrine Pope Benedict XVI named the archbishop of San Francisco to be the guardian of church doctrine -- one of the church's most contentious posts -- and said he would speed up the process to make his popular predecessor, John Paul II, a saint.
It was the need to respond to the sharp criticisms of these authors that eventually led Fichte to construct his own, unique version of transcendental idealism, for which, in the spring of 1794, he eventually coined the name Wissenschaftslehre ("Doctrine of Science" or "Theory of Scientific Knowledge").
Years later, I read that this argument has a name: the "doctrine of divine deception".
He referred to I Timothy 6 1, in which Paul writes, "Let as many servants as are under the yoke count their own masters worthy of all honour, that the name of God and his doctrine be not blasphemed".
The generals, led by General Jorge Videla, proclaimed themselves anti-communists at a time when western governments were sending their experts to perfect terrorism and torture in Latin America under the pompous and misleading name of the "national security doctrine".
Why the doctrine (or lack-of-doctrine) obsession?
