The normative characteristics of the modem subject include identity, boundedness, autonomy, interiority, depth, and centrality. |
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His hostility at least has the virtue of drawing attention to the centrality of law in Dickens's conception of his novel. |
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Many theories of psychotherapy and change recognize the centrality of emotion in the change process. |
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In this case, geographic centrality will be outweighed by production costs. |
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Geographic centrality in the region and the cities' substantial telecommunications and logistical infrastructure have been most attractive. |
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It is sure to retain its ambiguity, its complexity, and its centrality in human life. |
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The centrality of the sovereign state is called into question for a number of reasons. |
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Together they make a strong case, both enumerative and analytical, for the centrality of Africa in the study of modernity and modernism. |
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This suggests that the centrality of God's triunity goes beyond the doctrine of God. |
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Her focus is very much on the centrality of terror to totalitarian regimes. |
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The methodological centrality of suspicion to current critical practice has involved a concomitant privileging of the concept of paranoia. |
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Kissinger had in mind the geopolitical balance of power and the new centrality of international economics that complicated diplomacy. |
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Previous results pertaining to interlock centrality might be spurious or misleadingly imprecise. |
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The narcissistic presumption of centrality that underpins paranoia here gives birth to semiotic solipsism. |
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They incorrectly insist on self-abasement, worship of angels, and the centrality of visions. |
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Megalomania, in particular, often provides a strong motivation for the climb to centrality and power. |
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Thirdly, the centrality and supremacy of Christ will not be a reality without the Holy Spirit's control of the inner man. |
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This means rediscovering the centrality of the working class and the internationalism which are at the heart of the genuine Marxist tradition. |
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After the sketch of religion, stressing its centrality in Roman public life, the Twelve Tables present us with a surprise. |
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We have a moral centrality that places us in a position of authority over animals. |
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The centrality of atomic fission and fusion is giving way to the collection, processing, fusion, and dissemination of information. |
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The first is the centrality of liberal democracy to contemporary political philosophy. |
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The role of wide reading and the centrality of LITERATURE in language development were also emphasized. |
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The origins of these systems are the fruit of a rationalization proper to the management of European centrality in the world system. |
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Among these gateways, some places enjoy high levels of centrality and concomitant accessibility. |
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She traces the dominant themes of traditional gender roles, education, and the centrality of the family in Italian-American women's literature. |
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On the Chippewa reservation or at a Coeur d' Alene powwow, their centrality becomes suspect. |
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Her novel attests to the centrality of religious symbolism in the formation of ethnic identities. |
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A noteworthy feature in a number of the religious paintings cited here is the centrality of babies to the subjects portrayed. |
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His top billing is a function of his stature in Japanese cinema, not the centrality of his role in the film. |
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Mapping bodies, movement and systems of exchange foregrounds the centrality of connection to human life. |
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Some places are favored by their centrality, while others are disadvantaged by their comparative isolation. |
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They have shown how fallible is our belief in the centrality of human values. |
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He moved quickly to reassert UN centrality in emergencies across the globe. |
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From time to time, we hear denials of the centrality of slavery to the Civil War. |
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It's no wonder that so much of the church is feeble today when so much of the church denies the centrality and cruciality and efficacy of the cross. |
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These remembrances were enkindled because of the centrality of the Word in bibliodrama. |
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I think Mr Friedersdorf misses in his remarks the psychological and moral centrality of retributive justice. |
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This is also Kenneth Arrow's view-that the basic element of a good society is the centrality of others. |
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How then explain the centrality of the word association among Lasallians today? |
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They are ill-disposed to defend academic liberty because they do not understand its centrality to the academy. |
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Today we might debate the smoking room, but the centrality of the library to a knowledge society remains fundamental. |
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But the way to convey China's beneficence, might and centrality in the world order was to bestow gifts more valuable than the tribute rendered. |
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These recognise the centrality of the CRC as a frame of reference, and reflect the content of the CRC Articles. |
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This ubiquity and centrality of language must be reflected in our programmes, in all our sectors. |
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If I had to characterize my deepest belief, I would say it's the centrality of the individual. |
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But there is a case to be made for the centrality of very charismatic leaders, and so for the consequences of their disappearance. |
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We heard little or nothing about the centrality of the sector to any hope of making our health and social care system sustainable. |
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Integrate a coherent policy based on the centrality of universal human rights and the dignity of each person. |
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Lesotho, for the LDCs, emphasized the centrality of the UNFCCC framework and highlighted the need for renewed trust-building among parties. |
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But that evening, she shared her thoughts on the centrality of food to culture, and how Bissau-Guineans are defending both. |
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If we are to successfully achieve a missile flight test ban, it is important to recognize the centrality of the issue of trust. |
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We must talk to people about our belief in pluralist democracy and its centrality to the European project. |
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The centrality of this relationship has always been the case and it always will be. |
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The centrality of the spaces in the urban fabric gives them a particular attraction. |
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In the book, the author accurately assesses the centrality of Williams's biblicism and argues convincingly that, first and foremost, Williams was a biblicist. |
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It would touch upon the centrality of the automobile in mid-20th century Western society and the infiltration of Europe by American brand-name goods. |
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Due to its centrality, the Salt Lake field plays an outsized role in terms of strange petroleum events in the city. |
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Beyond this, we fail to see the centrality of economic growth in Democratic messaging. |
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Given the centrality of Egypt to the future of the Middle East, this makes no strategic sense. |
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In contrast to the centrality of the plan, the ceiling evokes the axiality of traditional church spaces and generates a remarkable degree of drama through acoustic devices. |
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The many particular proposals to which we agreed are less important than the report's explicit reaffirmation of the centrality of human rights commitments. |
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The nobility of woodcutting and its concomitant centrality to British Honduras' mission and existence became associated with the white European side. |
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The present findings constitute strong evidence that, for participants with significant experience of a category, typicality is driven more by ideals than by centrality. |
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I wonder whether the widely-presupposed centrality of snow in Inuit culture might be just as exaggerated as the widely-asserted numerousness of their snow words. |
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He chose Munich for its musical quality and European centrality. |
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The greater absolute centrality of cities in the periphery often derived from changes in the centrality of major European, American, or Asian hubs. |
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The author estimates indices of centrality for hubs around the world. |
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The centrality of marriage to a given society and to its sense of well being and solidarity is indicated by the pressure which is exerted on the individual to conform. |
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It was a dream about the mind's centrality in the created world. |
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Johnston in her introduction stresses the importance of examining the culture of the body because of its centrality to human perception and expression. |
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Another response by Heidegger to the metaphysics of physicalism is his emphasis on the centrality of mood to our everyday understanding of the world. |
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The horror of America's brutal history of slavery and racial apartheid, its centrality to American history and culture, and its comprehensive distortion of American institutions demands redress. |
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The centrality of nursing in current Nunavut healthcare and the salience of midwifery in the provision of maternity care for Inuit communities suggest that both need to be considered in addressing maternity care. |
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However the centrality of women's role sharply diminished after 1790 as Methodist churches became more structured and more male dominated. |
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Three development options predominated: the reinforcement of urban centrality, an overall urban approach of the conglomeration, an environmental and landscaping approach based on opening out towards the water. |
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Openings were introduced in the wall adjacent to the stairwell in order to define visual points that accentuate the centrality of the staircase and the zenithal glass roof. |
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Useful items like mouse pads are very effective because they recognize the centrality of the computer to the modern office. |
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Their tone, however, stemmed from the Puritan emphasis on the centrality and inviolability of conscience. |
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The centrality of ancestors, land, productivity, and caring for marginals in biblical religion also derives from the household milieu. |
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However the centrality of women's role sharply diminished after 1790 as the church became more structured and more male dominated. |
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Venezuela, with Angola, for the African Group, drew attention to the option of not taking any decision on market approaches, while the US stressed the centrality of market approaches. |
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Eigenvector centrality is obtained based on the connectivity of neighbouring nodes. |
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The centrality and articulacy of the poet's anger is couched in purely verbal attack directed against his denial of freedom. |
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One of those is Buttler, whose limited-overs form, comfort in alien conditions and increasing centrality to the squad make him look worthy of a queue-jump pass. |
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The EU recognises the centrality of the eight MDGs for poverty reduction and growth in all developing countries and reiterates its commitment to achieving all the goals. |
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He went on to use Muʿtazilite methods of reasoning to defend popular ideas such as the eternality and literal truth of the Qurʾān and the centrality of Muhammad's Sunnah as conveyed by the Hadith. |
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In the area of trade facilitation, negotiations have proceeded relatively well, given the centrality of the development dimension in the negotiations. |
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Settlements can be ordered by size, centrality or other factors to define a settlement hierarchy. |
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This visible and explicit centrality of the Lord is really essential to your life, not only so that your witness in the Church may be true, but rather that your life may be visible and true for you yourselves. |
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We would like to reiterate the centrality of the 13 practical steps, which in our view represent an internationally endorsed road map to fulfil the obligations of nuclear disarmament. |
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A catechumen is led to Jesus Christ by starting with His death and resurrection, and by highlighting the centrality of the Paschal mystery for one's faith. |
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The High Commissioner underscored the centrality of human rights for peace and security and the critical connection between the Security Council and the Human Rights Council. |
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It couldn't be unaware of the centrality as also the inflammability of the Kashmir dispute. |
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These contributions maintain that, because Marxist theory failed to understand the centrality of unfreedom to modern capitalism, a new explanation of this link is needed. |
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The dilemmas engendered by the absence of a biological tie between a child and co-mother illuminate the centrality of familial rights and obligations in American kinship. |
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The centrality of racial oppression has so distorted relationships of class that the very language is impoverished and popular political discussion infantilized. |
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The Vatican has disciplined one of the founders of liberation theology for overemphasizing the centrality of the poor in the church and the humanity of Jesus. |
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We find that the network-based measures such as PageRank centrality and community coreness measure can give valuable insights into identifying the key industries. |
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Crucicentrism is the centrality that Evangelicals give to the Atonement, the saving death and resurrection of Jesus, that offers forgiveness of sins and new life. |
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While Sharp acknowledges creative nonviolent intervention as a technique of nonviolent action, he undertheorizes its centrality for promoting political change. |
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We can complicate, for instance, the centrality of biopolitical reproductive biologism by expanding the terrain of who reproduces and what is reproduced. |
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