Sentence examples for vocation for politics from inspiring English sources
To that extent the Republic presents a paradox: if it is widely considered the first major work of political philosophy,[8] it is nevertheless a work in which there is no special content to political knowledge nor any special vocation for politics.
Figueiredo was a military man through and through, who once conceded that he had "no vocation for politics".
They are complementary to one another, and only in combination do they produce the true human being who is capable of having a 'vocation for politics'" [Weber 1919/1994, 368].
For many, the new vocation of politics is all-consuming.
He found his vocation in politics and was blessed with an inquisitive and critical mind.
His lectures from that period were collected into major works, such as the General Economic History, Science as a Vocation and Politics as a Vocation.
American politics, of course, has never been a vocation for the thin-skinned.
Possibly as a result, neither media nor politics is any longer anything approaching a vocation for the majority of industry players.
The government regards massage as the default vocation for the blind.
