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Перевод: absolutism

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1. Bismarck, who had relied upon liberal support to create the Reich, now moved towards despotic absolutism, insisting on the centrality of the Junkers, the Kulturkampf against Catholicism and the unnecessarily aggressive Polenpolitik .
2. They prevented the development of royal autocracy, even absolutism.
3. Whether one names this position absolutism or relativism may be left to the reader's discretion, but it is neither the absolutism which ascribes unconditional authority to universal standards ('It is wrong to take human life even in self-defence') nor the relativism which is neutral between judgements of a particular act ("You think Hitler was right to massacre them, I think he was wrong.
4. In 1857 Szchenyi, now recovered, was appalled by the effects of the decade of repressive absolutism which had followed on the collapse of the national movement in 1848-;49.
5. I cannot understand how you, who appreciate so much Russian writers of the Nineteenth Century, can combine this appreciation with a complete ignorance of the obshchestvennoe dvizhenie (liberal movement) that started in the time of Alexander I, was conspicuously present throughout the century (despite absolutism), and was deliberately played down by the Leninists and Trotskyists for propaganda reasons.
6. When the Alternative Service Book was threatening the absolutism of the Book of Common Prayer a few years ago, the Book of Common Prayer was being spoken of as if it were on a par with Holy Writ.
7. In 1973 the tide turned with a 5-to-4 majority ruling by the Supreme Court in Miller v California that obscenity, as narrowly defined, was not protected by the First Amendment, and that each state could set its own standard: "People in different States vary in their tastes and attitudes, and this diversity is not to be strangled by the absolutism of imposed uniformity."
8. Kirillov is needed to give The Possessed its strand of theoretic absolutism.
9. But we do all recognise that without that balance, in certain instances, absolutism can easily spill over into extremism.
10. Only one descendant of the conquistadors now runs a genuine, old-fashioned Latin American absolutism.
11. Being an honest man, he tried to answer honestly,; and there were times when he clearly found it difficult to reconcile the absolutism of his Church's dogma with the dictate of his own conscience.
12. Those on the dark green or rights side of the debate voice varying degrees of absolutism with an equal amount of pride, because they feel that the stating of and defence of those absolutes is the only means by which to reform the system.
13. This stress on authority and hierarchy is, Eccleshall contends, understandable given that "from Restoration absolutism to the Thatcherite preoccupation with law and order Conservatives have always been fearful of social indiscipline".