Sentence examples similar to particularistic trait from inspiring English sources
Jewish monotheism has had both universalistic and particularistic features.
Thus, the exclusivism has two focuses: one universal, the other particularistic.
In general, however, they lose in the course of time this particularistic characteristic.
Kant argued that the particularistic nature of "Jewish legislation" made Jews "hostile to all other peoples".
In animism, spirits represent particularistic powers and must be handled accordingly.
And while the utopian narrative is universalistic and future-oriented, myth is particularistic and backward-looking.
Identity politics made it impossible to create a master narrative of social development and sidetracked progressives into particularistic dead-ends.
Would politicians rely on the distribution of particularistic benefits rather than public goods?
This more particularistic and historical approach was spread to the United States at the end of the 19th century by the German-trained scholar Franz Boas.
