Sentence examples for system of domination from inspiring English sources

Tracing the history of antiquities collectors who lived on the frontiers of the British Empire in India and Egypt, Jasanoff describes a phase in Europe's overseas expansion when empire looked less like a one-way system of domination and more like a means of cross-cultural fusion.

Pierre Bourdieu, for one, argues that when teachers demand "good behavior" from their students, they are perpetuating a system of domination by coercing students to take up pre-determined social and political roles.

On the third slide of the presentation in favor of the resolution, presenters claimed that voting against the resolution would mean "maintaining a system of domination by Jews".

Sustainability and well-being require a shift from the prevailing system of domination and extremism to a global consciousness and a socioeconomic system based on interdependence and partnership.

Maybe it's the cultural lineage of eugenics and Social Darwinism which has created an ableist norm, a veil of neutrality over what is actually a system of domination.

Technology as such cannot be isolated from the use to which it is put; the technological society is a system of domination which operates already in the concept and construction of techniques.

In the world of fantasy feminism, there are no class, sex and race hierarchies that break down simplified categories of women and men, no call to challenge and change systems of domination, no emphasis on intersectionality.

In her report from Cannes at the time of the film's premiere, Manohla Dargis of The New York Times commented on "Mr. Haneke's critique of systems of domination," noting that "the fathers who beat their children will soon march to war on behalf of the Fatherland".

Human subjectivity in its present form is the product of systems of domination.

In other words, these structures create systems of domination and alienation that need to be overcome.

We rid society of its systems of domination by ridding it of the forms of subjectivity formed by those systems and replacing them with new forms of subjectivity.