Sentence examples for rejection of liberalism from inspiring English sources

But its rejection of liberalism is over-hasty, clumsy.

Lisa Schwartzman's feminist critique (but not rejection) of liberalism is in conversation with many analytically inclined philosophers but others as well (2006).

As a reconstruction of the potentially correct insights behind Marx's exaggerated rejection of liberalism, the theory of distorted communication is therefore especially suited to the ways in which meanings are used to reproduce power even under explicit rules of equality and freedom.

Although the Russians got a warm reception from some Catholic thinkers, such as Gabriel Marcel and Jacques Maritain, their rejection of secular liberalism alienated them from western liberals who could not accept that religious metaphysics were indispensable to true morality.Many of these Russians are still unknown in the West.

Rejection of old liberalism crossed the left/right divide.

Part of Navalny's appeal is his rejection of Russian liberalism, which he sees as being hopelessly out of touch with a country that is fundamentally conservative.

"But it also appeals to a cultural conservatism, an idealised vision of what England used to be like, and a rejection of social liberalism".

The value of this sedulous accumulation was presumably intended to rest on the uniqueness of Gilmore's rejection of penal liberalism, but Gilmore has ceased to be unique.

More recently, Simon Jenkins, in this newspaper, and the intellectual historian Mark Lilla – in a widely circulated New York Times opinion piece – have urged the rejection of "identity liberalism" and the necessity of embracing national unity and common identity.

The riots in Vancouver are puzzling, and seemingly un-Canadian (though it should perhaps be recalled that it is the more over-ardent followers of a Canadian, Naomi Klein, who sometimes seem to be arguing that we North Americans, compared, say, to the Greeks, do not riot enough in rejection of international liberalism).

You can see it in the populist movement north of the border, in the populism of UKIP: a full-frontal rejection of the churn that liberalism brings.