Sentence examples for traditional critique from inspiring English sources
But I have to say that at this particular historical moment, The Economist's traditional critique of subsidies rings pretty hollow.
The fact that this is a lie this is, obviously, a reality-TV show, in which only one of the dozens of competing dancers will ultimately be selected is also part of the traditional critique of an American economy that increasingly operates on an entertainment-business superstar model.
Peer assessment, whether using a traditional critique method or another approach, benefits students in many ways.
Echoing the traditional critique of the innateness concept in animal behaviour research, Griffiths and collaborators argue that folkbiology conflates the issues of whether a trait is typical of the species, whether it is part of the design of the species, and whether its development is insensitive to the environment.
Instead of writing a traditional critique of a film, I write about what you'd want to know BEFORE choosing a movie.
Traditional critiques of autonomy-based moral views, and Kant's in particular, have been mounted along various lines.
This view inverts the traditional leftwing critique of the market.
Some essays augment traditional religious critiques of Freudianism with later religio-philosophical theories on, for example, femininity.
He notes that "The University should thus also be the place in which nothing is beyond question, not even the current and determined figure of democracy, and not even the traditional idea of critique, meaning theoretical critique, and not even the authority of the "question" form, of thinking as "questioning" [ 17].
However, unlike much traditional sociology or critique following the entrenched condition of "objective research", my work does not seek clinical detachment from its foci.
This talk will elaborate on the lesser-known work of Edith Heath, situate her practice within a historical context, and critique traditional narratives of mid-century ceramic history.
