Sentence examples for social interpretation of from inspiring English sources

The church, along with proponents of liberation theology and its social interpretation of religious teachings, had been an advocate for the poor and a target of its military.

Ms. Arazi, a pastry chef, said they were basing her husband's Kitchensurfing profile around the theme of "Friday night dinner," a social interpretation of Shabbat family meals.

By St. Clair McKelway and John Kirkpatrich The New Yorker, August 22 , 1942P. 20 PROFILE of Dr. Maurice William, a New York dentist, who changed the course of Chinese history through his book "The Social Interpretation of History".

Another of the founders of the University of Berlin (teaching there from 1810 to 1834) was the Protestant theologian Friedrich Schleiermacher, who sounded a very modern note by offering a social interpretation of education.

The research in this article concerns the subjective dimensions, and is presented with a view to further the understanding of the process of the social interpretation of landscape as it relates to heavy industrial sites.

This position implies that the French Revolution revolved around issues of class; it has led to the class analysis of prerevolutionary society as well as to the class analysis of the opposing Revolutionary factions of Girondins and Montagnards and, more generally, to what the historian Alfred Cobban called "the social interpretation of the French Revolution".

His work dealt with the interplay between academic science, social interpretations of scientific phenomena, and popular interest in science.

A number of Marxists, notably Lenin (1870 1924) and K. Kautsky (1854 1938), have developed social interpretations of religion based on the theory of the class struggle.

But research has also shown that different sensations of touch can affect our social interpretations of the people around us in fascinating ways.

Just as biological sex, and the division of humans into two sexes, initially were taken as givens in feminist theory, so early disability studies scholars proposed to treat impairments such as being unable to hear, see, walk, talk, or execute cognitive activities as biological givens, and disabilities as social interpretations of impairments.

In the 1990s, Bodiam Castle was at the centre of a debate in castle studies over the balance between militaristic and social interpretations of such sites.