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1. The communitarian variant of this type of criticism is related.

2. Whatever the legal concepts employed, interests theory promotes communitarian values in its theory of distributive justice.

3. Camillo Sitte's traditionalist and communitarian critique of the Ringstrasse emphasizes instead the above-indicated continuity of the baroque and the modern.

4. This leads to an introduction to the communitarian view.

5. Supposed the communitarian argument is right.

6. Joi Ito has played a catalytic, communitarian, Mephistophelian, Pied-Piper-esque, authority-challenging, fun-loving role in my experiences of the possibilities of life online.

7. The communitarian doesn't deny that there is choice to be made.

8. Now, the issue between the liberal and communitarian accounts of the self, Is there another category of obligation or not?

9. But in this sense, the researchers say, Samoa's communitarian culture may be more -- not less -- representative of the environment in which male same-sex sexuality evolved eons ago.

10. Communitarian fairness is to ask for common good based on community.

11. Pointy-headed busybodies of the environmentalist, new urbanist, utopian communitarian ilk blamed the victim.

12. Now the communitarian would say there is something admirable in that.sentencedict.com/communitarian.html

13. New Liberalism, Communitarian and New Left criticize fierily the weak government theory of Neo-liberalism.

14. Tensions within liberalism Classical liberalism has been subjected to severe criticism both from conservatives and communitarians.

15. Pandit, who moved to the United States at sixteen, is rarely described as a communitarian.

16. The result of Gaskin's philosophy in application was to be one of the few long-term communitarian ventures to come out of the sixties.

17. I want to hear from another critic of the communitarian view.

18. I'm not sure Fish's argument is vulnerable to that position because, after all[sentencedict.com], hard wiring is communitarian.

19. He can be a ruthless leader, and he has mastered all the tricks of modern politics (focus groups, sound bites, branding), but he uses them mostly in pursuit of his gauzy communitarian vision.

20. It all flows, says Charles Kupchan, a Europe-watcher at America's Georgetown University, from the fact that American culture is more libertarian, whereas that of Europe is more communitarian.

21. Yes, but my socialism doesn't value state over society. It favours a more communitarian style of politics.

22. And so I think that we can probably draw a distinction between a moral obligation for communitarian beliefs and sort of just a sentimental, emotional attachment. --- Good.

23. An idealistic, almost Utopian document, it defines Bolivia, wordily, as "a United Social State of Plurinational Communitarian Law".

24. Student: I think that there is some fundamental, a moral obligation that comes from a communitarian responsibility to people in groups that form their identity.

25. But there is another way to respond to these problems that is more communitarian and less libertarian. This alternative has been explored most fully by the British writer Phillip Blond.