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Перевод: asceticism

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аскетизм ; подвижничество
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Тезаурус:

1. Interestingly, fashions in asceticism do come and go.
2. This sort of "fanatical" asceticism is currently not well received in intellectual theological circles, although popular piety is slower to abandon its old allegiances.
3. The Smiths, hooked on the glamour of the misfit, could only occupy an IMPOSSIBLE position, attempt to create a rock music where aggression was replaced by vulnerability, hedonism by asceticism.
4. There is practically no limit to his asceticism for any purpose - other than asceticism.
5. Dawson's 1932 book, The Making of Europe , drew his work into a more specifically European context, emphasizing classical tradition, the importance of tribal as well as urban culture, and the significance of asceticism, particularly as shown by the desert saints.
6. Western monasticism, too, turned away - as had already some Greek monastic founders such as St Basil - from the extremes of asceticism.
7. "Eastern and western asceticism" merge.
8. Now it is true that all these examples of Christian virtue had other things to offer than a rigorous asceticism and a rather overt and physical way of acting this out.
9. This idea took hold especially in the early medieval period when in Hindu society asceticism and renunciation became idealized.
10. It may, however, be argued that there were deeper reasons for the relative weakness of African entrepreneurs at this time, that is, the absence of the kind of "worldly asceticism" which Weber described as the key to European capitalism.
11. Francis of Assisi maintains an astonishingly high position of regard in the hearts of many Christians who would comfortably condemn Rose of Lima, despite the fact that as well as chatting to wolves and birds, his own asceticism, and that laid on his followers, was ferocious and absolute.
12. The explosion of asceticism worried many churchmen.