Sentence examples for social paradigm from inspiring English sources

To drive into Alex in a minibus is to roll into a different political and social paradigm.

It is critical that we think about how to respond to a new economic and social paradigm.

In his social paradigm, understanding that the woman was created to be an obedient wife and mother and that the man was created to fend for his family holds the secret to a happy marriage.

This anthropocentric and anti-environmentalist view has been referred to as the dominant social paradigm (DSP) (Dunlap and Van Liere 1978; Dunlap et al. 2000).

Study findings indicated that 56.5% of students hold pro-environmental views while 24.6% embrace views associated with the dominant social paradigm and 18.8% have ambivalent views.

Cotgrove (1982) identifies three core values of the dominant social paradigm in modern Western societies: economic growth, nature valued primarily as a resource for humans, and domination over nature.

The role of countercultural provocateur requires some adjustment as social paradigms shift.

When the economy nosedives as dramatically as ours has recently, it is to be expected that social paradigms will follow suit.

She seems to think she can remedy social paradigms with a new kind of club — a combo gabfest, Oprah session and corporate pep talk.

"She seems to think she can remedy social paradigms with a new kind of club — a combo gabfest, Oprah session and corporate pep talk," wrote Maureen Dowd in the New York Times.

However, the selection of a site and its functionality expresses a set of social paradigms from these human groups.