Thus they fail to appreciate the moral import of particularity and cultural substance: particular relationships between unique individuals, on the one hand, and membership in particular cultural communities or traditions, on the other (for feminist critiques, see Benhabib 1992; Meehan 1995; for a communitarian argument, see Taylor 1989).
They bespeak no particularity, and thus hold no interest.
They also strip away the Holocaust's particularity and may even encourage the proliferation of Nazi analogies.
This further removes our particularity (and, therefore, the idea of progression to human perfection) and of 'purpose'purpose
But what she presents us with is a family up close, in all its absurdity, particularity and intensely felt drama.
Its best work has reflected the particularity and the concerns of Liverpool, while at the same time having a universal importance".
Those elevators were the perfect device — mingling symbolic resonance with Marvel Comics glee, absolved of improbability by the particularity and force of Whitehead's imagination.
Because she never forgot that literature was made from human experience, she was astringently sceptical of theory: particularity and clarity grounded her work.
For the tourist whisking briskly through the modern English landscape, all its rich particularity and variation is laid out like a theme park containing pockets of heritage experience.
Open up to the landscape's particularity, and you will suddenly find yourself "sailing headlong and breathless under the gale force of the spirit".
In contemporary politics, exactly the same logic of celebrating particularity and ethnicity increasingly takes the place of any across-the-board message or serious political agenda.
