(Foucault, 1980b[1971b] 2300) While it is axiomatic among the defenders of Foucault to reject restrictive conceptions of power and guiding visions of the future as destructive to the project of Foucaldian critique, some writers have, nevertheless, hinted at a political orientation.
We argue that this system of ethical review contains an extremely rigid conception of 'quality', and further, that a restrictive, positivistic ethical paradigm is, in our experience, dominant within it.
But even at that young age, I knew these conceptions of masculinities were problematic and unbearably restrictive.
From that perspective, Brouwer's conception of logic as dependent on mathematics will seem too restrictive.
Moore did not explicitly state his more restrictive view that intrinsic goodness can depend only on intrinsic properties until "The Conception of Intrinsic Value" of 1922, but it nonetheless guided Principia Ethica at two points.
The feature of Kant's conception of natural science proper that is most immediately striking is how restrictive it is.
Berlin's own conception of negative liberty, he argues, occupies an inherently unstable position between the more restrictive Hobbesian view and the more expansive view of freedom as non-domination.
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Restrictive cardiomyopathy.
