| One reactionary response, seen in most major religions, has been to turn back in time to once-prevalent orthodoxies or fundamentalisms. |
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| His ideas themselves went against the dirigiste orthodoxies of his age and discipline, and earned him much disdain and opprobrium. |
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| The practice of politics is based on rigid orthodoxies that defy empirical testing. |
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| The Kharijites tolerated no slight deviance from their orthodoxies and ideas of morality. |
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| Rejecting orthodoxies and abstract theories alike, the neoconservatives tended to operate in close proximity to ongoing events. |
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| He was distinctly nervous of orthodoxies and almost physically pained by rigid doctrinal systems. |
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| The apparent orthodoxy of forbidding all orthodoxies is a philosophical puzzle in liberalism since John Locke. |
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| It is true that past scientific orthodoxies have themselves inspired policies that hindsight reveals to be seriously flawed. |
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| The more basic problem lies in the undoubted decline, for a significant minority, of assent to previously popular orthodoxies and ideologies. |
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| Radical innovators challenge the dogmas and the orthodoxies of the incumbents. |
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| Emerson's worldview, repelled by orthodoxies, was open-ended, evolving, unspecified, rejecting all incarnations as strictly pro tern. |
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| In doing so, however, they had to rebel against the creedal orthodoxies of the more established Calvinist churches. |
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| Far too much contemporary film criticism, whether journalistic or academic, is bedeviled by equally odorous orthodoxies. |
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| The regulator stressed the importance of broadcasters being able to challenge orthodoxies. |
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| The persecuted Arians thought of themselves as making a last brave stand against irrationalist mystery-mongers and their rigid orthodoxies. |
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| No-one should argue against teaching future citizens to think critically and to subject orthodoxies and truisms to rigorous examination. |
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| New doctrinal and linguistic orthodoxies were put in place to institutionalize the gains made by revisionists in the name of pluralism and inclusivity. |
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| Accusing his opponents of being locked in a Cold War mind-set, it is Stone who is beholden to old orthodoxies. |
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| Those who challenge widely accepted orthodoxies, believing them to rest on sand, will need to ensure that their own challenges have secure foundations. |
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| The orthodoxies of fiscal rectitude and monetary restraint are no more. |
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| Their outlook harmonized with the new orthodoxies of the planners, many of them Liberal theoreticians such as Keynes or Beveridge, or simply apolitical technocrats. |
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| It seems extraordinary that as liberals we now feel secure enough to impose our own orthodoxies on the dissenting minorities within our community. |
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| Rosenberg builds on Marx's work in order both to criticize prevailing orthodoxies in international relations theory and to develop an alternative theoretical position. |
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| This movement questioned existing orthodoxies, particularly with respect to women, marriage, the dowry system, the caste system, and religion. |
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| These men were not likely to be the quashers of protest, of new ideas, of rebellion against outdated orthodoxies. |
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| A historical examination of elderly women and the marathon illustrates one attempt to unthread earlier orthodoxies. |
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| Similarly, the rigid Egyptian Canon and stuffy orthodoxies surrounding Niger-Congo languages are inhibiting the progress of knowledge. |
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