| 词汇 | example_english_parochialism |
| 释义 | Examples of parochialismThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. A justification responsive to the parochialism objection is nowhere to be found in the texts of the conventions that list putative human rights. My focus is on only one important aspect of the problem of justification: providing a plausible answer to the parochialism objection. He believed that empire was "an invaluable antidote to the parochialism that is the bane of domestic politics and the insularity that hampers smaller states". There are two distinct lines of response to this version of the parochialism objection. Instead, it is an attempt to begin the process of justification in a way that is responsive to the parochialism objection. I show that these institutions already include a variety of measures for reducing the risk of parochialism. If principlism is to function internationally, it must be reconceptualized to shed its parochialism. So the existence of human-rights-friendly ideas or values in wide range of religious or cultural traditions does not rebut the parochialism objection. To determine whether this version of the parochialism objection is cogent, it is necessary to do two things. Consequently, parastates shunned electoral politics because of its domination by corrupt demagogues and condemned legislatures for their parochialism. But municipal control opens the door to cronyism and parochialism, as it did before. He maintains that comparative frameworks reduce parochialism by eliciting variations and alternatives that allow generalizations and arguments to be tested (75). I can illustrate this point from a newly written section which deals with bias and parochialism. On occasion, this parochialism hardens into a truculent xenophobia. The transcultural scope of human rights discourse can, however, dissipate problems of moral parochialism. Unchecked parochialism and aggressive leadership may affect the terms and outcomes of debate, but poor leaders can always be sanctioned or removed. Mistaking the rights that human beings have under current conditions for the rights of human beings as such would be a kind of parochialism. At the same time, they challenged the parochialism of ethnic and racial neighbourhoods by attracting outsiders into the communities. The overlapping-consensus approach is inadequate, both as a reply to the parochialism objection and as a strategy for providing a full justification of human rights. Parochialism can be the cause of lack of universal acceptability, but lack of universal acceptability does not imply parochialism. The point is that from the beginning, the design of the human-rights institutional framework has included significant provisions for reducing the risks of parochialism. But cultural acceptability in this very weak sense does not refute the charge of parochialism. At the same time, political scientists venturing into this area have rarely transcended the parochialism of the case study. Thus, non-reading, different values, and parochialism keep our students today green, and they don't even know this word colors them. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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