Sentence examples for privileged subject from inspiring English sources
For starters, the left no longer has a privileged subject of revolution, as the figure of the worker and of the working class has disappeared as a unit of empirical reality and thus they no longer contain the same potency of agency and hence they are no longer viable subjects for producing social change (169).
Rather, Hegel's thought suggests a conception of political praxis that acknowledges the mutual dialectical dependence of subject and object on each other (and thus avoids a naive instrumentalism in regards to social institutions) but avoids the reduction of the political totality to the expression of a privileged subject-object.
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Investments held outside these tax-privileged wrappers are subject to tax on income and gains.
Note: measurement methods must ensure that products comply with the current standards and expectations of reference subjects' privileged indicators obtained from data collected during daily activity management.
They were privileged to study under him.
Even if the amorous escapades of privileged artists is a subject of limited interest, the musical eventually acquires a genuine emotional resonance.
(After he resigned from office, Mr. Spitzer's e-mail communications with public officials were no longer considered privileged, and thus were subject to public records requests).
Furthermore, EU membership has direct implications for citizenship; if Turkish emigrants in Germany were classified as EU citizens, they would be subject to privileged treatment for dual citizenship without the requirement of renouncing their existing nationality.
