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Перевод: materialism

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Тезаурус:

1. Fforde locates the "rise of collectivism" in the last quarter of the nineteenth century, equates collectivism with socialism, and views collectivism as symptomatic of the triumph of "materialism".
2. This commitment to materialism means that a couple of standard dualist objections must be faced.
3. The earlier call of music, now happily developing into "teenage" forms and addressing their concerns for freedom and individuality, as well as evoking a certain resentment at the growing post-war materialism, was sweeping many along in its wake.
4. Its courting of chaos, its materialism, its abuse of, and disrespect for, its resources, its spendthrift gluttony would be intolerable in any delicately-balanced and naturally-harmonious social order, the kind of world we need to seek out!
5. The uneasy combination of materialism and immaterialism, which in Hobbes is resolved into a complete materialism, is resolved by Berkeley into a complete immaterialism in which God has a role far more crucial than in the standard seventeenth-century view.
6. Materialism has until recently been virtually unknown in Confucian societies.
7. For by far the greater part, the aesthetic is bracketed in the name of a robust historical materialism.
8. Like many others, Berkeley objected to the complete materialism of Hobbes.
9. For the Stones, desire was obviously the enemy of materialism, work and a planned life.
10. But a tame aesthetic is no friend of historical materialism.
11. Self-improvement and upward mobility became suspect in the general Sixties backlash against bourgeois materialism.
12. In most cases these families are poor, but they have brought with them the petit-bourgeois values of financially better-off days, and this has led to an apparently unquenchable materialism.
13. Callinicos' defence of classical Marxism, of historical materialism, is in the first instance deployed against a postmodernism which has come to proclaim the death of the grand narrative of emancipation and the need for a new form of politics not constructed along the lines of the traditional left.