| Student councils and other forms of student government became widespread because of the influence of American progressivism. |
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| Paul Shanley's cutting edge progressivism turns out to have been a high octane return trip back to the world of dumb beasts acting on instinct. |
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| This progressivism has provided the dominant tenor of most Western art criticism for at least half a century. |
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| As a result of this diversity, this society has displayed a unique blend of traditionalism and progressivism. |
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| The attempted reign of terror in the name of progressivism has turned into pure farce in some schools. |
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| But progressivism is surely about looking and moving forward into the unattempted and undiscovered country. |
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| He presents progressivism as the dominant paradigm at the beginning of the twentieth century. |
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| These educators are still operating within a structural functionalist paradigm with tendencies towards liberal progressivism. |
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| Early Adelaide was shaped by religious freedom and a commitment to political progressivism and civil liberties, which led to world-first reforms. |
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| For a progressive to acknowledge as much is tantamount to abandoning progressivism. |
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| This attitude has its origins in progressivism, which burgeoned in the modernization process of the West. |
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| It was President Uribe who persistently, against the general movement of global progressivism, won a decisive victory over criminal terrorism. |
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| For the last 20 years, the proponents of progressivism have refused to allow Muslims onto the public scene. |
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| The ideology of progressivism conveyes an authoritarian and utopian view of democracy and ignores the history of most societies. |
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| At state level, the injustice also took on progressivism and creative freedom. |
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| In other words, on his way into the governorship, Romney promised moderation and progressivism. |
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| She has criticised educational progressivism and defended the monarchy. |
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| He held that political progressivism demanded educational traditionalism. |
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| At a time when rising tuitions are pricing many working-class Americans out of a college education, the upscale campus is becoming the base of American progressivism. |
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| The difference is not surprising, since conservatism is about individual responsibility while progressivism centers on both individual and social responsibility. |
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| Is this the end result of 1960's progressivism? |
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| Secondly, his work dealt with intellectual and artistic movements, such as progressivism and the political positions of artists during the cold war. |
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| But progressivism aims to reproduce inequality between the cultural majorities and minorities of a society, and the politico-legal status of religion is the central focus of its fight. |
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| If God is more and more forgotten, it is because the voices from Heaven are being stifled, voices granted as a remedy for your times against modern progressivism and materialism. |
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| Over the past few years, left-of-centre economic policy has moved from opportunity progressivism to redistributionist progressivism. |
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| The ideology of progressivism assumes a positive relationship between progress and knowledge that should lead to a universal, Western-type civilization and the development of a desirable social order. |
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| Yet arguments over this very progressivism led to deep divisions within the party, and a painful rupture between the arrogant Roosevelt and the far more cautious Taft. |
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| It's a paean to educational progressivism dressed up as a guide to economic competitiveness. |
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| His clean-politics theme appeals to his state's political culture: anti-money progressivism flourished in Wisconsin at the turn of the century, and still colours local attitudes. |
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| The American Arts and Crafts movement was the aesthetic counterpart of its contemporary political philosophy, progressivism. |
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| The proponents of progressivism reject a redefinition of the political and public arenas and are opposed to two ways in which they are now being reconfigured. |
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| Worcester's history of social progressivism includes a number of temperance and abolitionist movements. |
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| The proponents of progressivism formed another opposition force. |
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| Lortie concludes that the apprenticeship of observation tends to weaken the effects of teacher education, which typically emphasizes Deweyan progressivism. |
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| As well documented in Frank's book, his native state's rectitudinous rectangularity has morphed from its early radical progressivism to its current radical conservatism. |
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| Progressivism became more important as a political movement than socialism ever did. |
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| Progressivism could not have made the strides it did, had it not been for the advent of what we would call modern journalism. |
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| Progressivism demands a government of this kind that solves and eliminates all problems. |
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| At the turn of the century a political and social movement called Progressivism was gaining ground in this country. |
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