Sentences with phrase «social phenomena caused»

GRAPH III: Various circular social phenomena caused by the absence of the included third of special relationships meaning for the contradiction between the individual level and the general level of relationship, all deriving from the projection of the causal pair of emotional war and physical war

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Crime is a «social phenomenon» and society must take responsibility for the drug and alcohol problems, abuse and family breakdowns that cause it, David Cameron has said.
«It's just our social accommodations,» such as building codes, «that aren't working out so well... Disasters are a socially - caused phenomenon
I saw how people used it as a social prop, to hide their awkwardness, to fill the silence but as I continued to observe and document this modern phenomena I felt that the devices were actually causing the awkwardness and the silence.
15 Key Terms Write down the correct definition Hydro - meteorological Hazard Natural processes or phenomena of atmospheric, hydrological or oceanographic nature, which may cause the loss of life or injury, property damage, social and economic disruption or environmental degradation.
Like CAGW, memetics «rests upon social and evolutionary fundamentals (e.g. the differential selection of self - replicating narratives, narrative alliances, the penetration of memes into the psyche causing secondary phenomena like motivated reasoning, noble cause corruption and confirmation bias etc.) it is not dependent upon politics or philosophies of any stripe,»
Because the memetic explanation for CAGW rests upon social and evolutionary fundamentals (e.g. the differential selection of self - replicating narratives, narrative alliances, the penetration of memes into the psyche causing secondary phenomena like motivated reasoning, noble cause corruption and confirmation bias etc.) it is not dependent upon politics or philosophies of any stripe, which tend to strongly color most «explanations» and typically rob them of objectivity.
I'm actually surprised to see you embrace such a shallow conceptualization of cause and effect in such a complex social phenomenon.
Instrumentalism is the belief that legal rules are important because they cause social phenomena.
Korean psychologists have reported an uptick of patients from the so - called «Bitcoin blues,» divorce counselors say marriages are splitting from failed investments, and even the country's prime minister said that virtual currencies are on track to cause «serious distortion or pathological social phenomena» among Korea's young population.
Muhammad Yunus stands as a sterling example of the social entrepreneurship phenomenon, which blends business opportunities with causes promoting economic, social, political, or environmental justice.
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