Thus, the exclusivism has two focuses: one universal, the other particularistic. |
Would the creation of a system of particularistic representation fully address the roots of electoral alienation? |
On the other hand, it was Webster who, at this time, appeared narrow and particularistic. |
Without the State, the particularistic, private side of man's nature would have free sway to express itself. |
If this is Western society's hierarchical pecking order, it's no wonder that particularistic groups seek to court and sustain victimhood at every opportunity. |
While it is tempting to call for a pro-modernity balance, this would only be falling into the one-sided, particularistic trap. |