Sentence examples for theoretical elaboration from inspiring English sources

But he also believes that racism received its fullest theoretical elaboration in the West because racist ideology developed in societies where it offended against a growing conviction that "all men are created equal".

The process of theoretical elaboration reached a culmination in the views of Leo I and Gelasius I (reigned 492 496), the former understanding himself not simply as Peter's successor but also as his representative, or vicar.

Benjamin's theoretical elaboration proceeds by startling imagistic reconfigurations of pre-existing elements within the philosophical tradition.

There is much room for theoretical elaboration on the nature of that role.

In literature, theoretical elaboration of PSS on the context of Base of Pyramid (BoP) is limited.

This issue was not, however, developed in any theoretical elaboration by Lamarck himself, and has not had significant impact on the historical understanding of Lamarckianism.

But in subsequent years the twelve-tone system became horrifyingly complex in its theoretical elaborations, and younger composers proposed so many rival modes of working outside tonality that contemporary-music festivals began to resemble linguistics conferences.

It is tempting to think that he is joking, and that his theoretical elaborations about the true significance of communist-era jokes are a subtle parody of the way that modern literary critics so often miss the point of the texts they write about.

These doctrinal distinctions, once again, may be given theoretical elaborations, in both economic and moral registers.

Now, some presuppositions about ethnic groups and nations are essential for the nationalist, while others are theoretical elaborations designed to support the essential ones.

950), ancient knowledge was considered as an organic whole – not only a sum of theoretical elaborations, but as a real encyclopedia of sciences.