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Перевод: asocial

[прилагательное]
необщественный; враждебный; нарушающий интересы общества; недружелюбный

Тезаурус:

1. A few observers had already commented on the effectiveness of coaching for tests, a factor which was to lead to the first serious public disquiet over tests as measurement of innate, unalterable and asocial ability - although such comments were not yet thoroughly substantiated.
2. Similarly, Lyons presents in universalistic asocial terms an argument that elsewhere he admits is culture-dependent.
3. Despite such increasing subtlety, however, this new approach to what the Chicago School would have called the biotic level remains relatively asocial.
4. The asocial attitude which these pictures call for is not one normal to human beings of either sex.
5. The approach in this chapter will be largely ahistorical and asocial, focusing on the properties of things in themselves, while in chapter 7 the artefact will be returned to its historical context in order to examine how its various potential social attributes are actually realized in diverse circumstances.
6. While sociology, and the sociology of knowledge in particular, are rooted in a social conception of man, the critique has come from positivism which is rooted in an individualistic, asocial, conception of man.
7. It develops an idea of an unproblematic, purely "psychological" subject who is rational, unified and asocial.
8. The cat's independence has encouraged a widespread view that it is asocial and unco-operative.
9. The asocial nature of neuroses has its genetic origin in their most fundamental purpose, which is to take flight from an unsatisfying reality into a more pleasurable world of phantasy.
10. "Man, for these writers he said, is by nature solitary, asocial, unable to enter into relationships with other human beings."
11. "Scientific" tests for cognition can be conducted not on social groups and individuals as such, with all the political implications that involves, but on a newly constructed, asocial category of "literates" and "non-literates", as though the culture they belonged to were incidental.
12. They refused me because asocial.
13. To state the identity of a free person made clear that he was not an asocial person but a member of a group of free men.