believing that the same, very personal, means by which his own life had been soundly established should work for all, and ignoring the need for
structural changes in society.
Not exact matches
Slower growth — a function of
structural changes such as an aging
society — means economic slack created
in the last recession is being eroded at a sluggish pace.
The sociological perspective suggests that the success of the Pentecostal movement is a response to the
structural changes in contemporary Latin American
society.
It is simply not true
in such a case that «
changed hearts will
change society» unless those «
changed hearts» concentrate on the need for
structural change.
The explanatory model for The Heavenly Contract starts with an assertion of the importance of social -
structural, technical, and cultural
changes in English
society.
Continuing
in this vein, Whitehead then argues that for a
society to maintain itself through a
changing environment, it must be «unspecialized»
in the sense of being resilient and flexible
in its responses to the world, with the consequence that an unspecialized
society is also likely lacking
in the strong
structural characteristics that would lead to an intensity of satisfaction.
In an essay entitled «The Churchification of Christianity,» German theologian Hermann J. Pottmeyer examines the Church in the light of modern societal change and reflects on the «structural differentiation» of society identified by the theorist Talcott Parson
In an essay entitled «The Churchification of Christianity,» German theologian Hermann J. Pottmeyer examines the Church
in the light of modern societal change and reflects on the «structural differentiation» of society identified by the theorist Talcott Parson
in the light of modern societal
change and reflects on the «
structural differentiation» of
society identified by the theorist Talcott Parsons.
But cases
in other regions of the world and previous periods
in Pakistan's history suggest that political elites and institutions — especially
in societies with strong patronage networks — are usually
change - averse and bound by
structural constraints.
BETHESDA, MD — Balanced chromosomal abnormalities (BCAs), a category of
structural changes to the human genome, may account for a large portion of birth defects related to brain development and function, according to research presented at the American
Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) 2015 Annual Meeting
in Baltimore.
It's a reminder that there are many other
structural changes that could be made
in society, and that for artists and the institutions that exhibit them, being politically engaged isn't just about showing pictures of other people's socio - political problems.
These trends aren't limited to law schools or the profession as deep
structural changes are occurring
in wider
society as well, but it's
changing the profession slowly and eliminating what I consider some of its best parts: defence for the downtrodden, zealous advocacy on social justice issues, or the ability to contest (and stop) governmental action.
Through litigation, advocacy, and public education, LDF seeks
structural changes to expand democracy, eliminate disparities, and achieve racial justice
in a
society that fulfills the promise of equality for all Americans.