Sentence examples for radical dissent from inspiring English sources

In The Wrong Hands, Ann Larabee traces the nuanced history of do-it-yourself weapons manuals from the late nineteenth century to the present to explain the trajectory of violent radicalism and how it provokes the state's evolving policy toward radical dissent.

Shakespearean drama becomes a metaphor for radical dissent.

What has vanished now is radical dissent in the realm of ideas.

Not for nothing has the image of Che Guevara stayed a hallmark of revolution and every expression of democratic, radical dissent, in to the 21st century.

An icon of radical dissent who continues to command a fanatical following, Chomsky had questioned the legitimacy of refugee testimony that provided much of Ponchaud's research.

Finnegan writes that the Kaczynski trial raised "fundamental questions about a defendant's right to participate in his own defense, the role of psychiatry in the courts, and the pathologizing of radical dissent in both the courts and the press".

." The paradoxical combination of a radical, dissenting persona and a conservative aesthetic is telling, for while Houellebecq can be an acute critic of free-market economics and its pernicious effect on society, he is also a misogynist and not above making reactionary swipes at multiculturalism.

* "The Riots and the Radicals," Dissent, vol. 14, no. 5, whole no.

Radical Protest: Some forms of dissent such as coercive violence, organised forcible resistance, militant action, intimidation, and terrorisation lie further outside the realm of tolerated (or tolerable) political action than civil disobedience does.

He is standing on Malcolm X Boulevard, and a generation ago that jacket would've been emblazoned with a defiant X in homage to a man who defined radical black dissent.

Leading romantic writers such as Blake, Hazlitt and Keats have been reinterpreted in the light of dissenting radical culture and McIlvanney argues that Burns demands similar reassessment.