| 词汇 | example_english_traditionalist |
| 释义 | Examples of traditionalistThese 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. That the former repor t was expressly rejected does not indicate that it was contrary to traditionalist doctrine. Nationalism relegates religion to a secondary, and even inessential, principle of a stable and legitimate political order and thus challenges traditionalist conservatism. Diplomatic historians have become conscious of their traditionalist image within a discipline in which culture, discourse, and gender seem to rule supreme. The traditionalists tended to adhere to the old boundaries between disciplines and the hierarchy between them and to maintain their authority through traditional means. At the other extreme are the traditionalists who favour very large families: the farmers, the illiterate, the polygynous, and the aged. Libertarians shared the objections of corporate and traditionalist conservatives, contending that federal social programmes entailed burdensome taxes and subverted individual rights and responsibilities. Most of the recent books on '60s conservatism identify three ideological tendencies in the movement : libertarian, traditionalist, and anticommunist. This is a volume which takes post-colonialism, nationalism, and feminism, and plays them against traditionalist readings of the tribe of canonical playwrights. Here, then, is something on which libertarians and traditionalists can agree and for which they can strive side by side. On another side, some traditionalists argue that there is language too powerful to be entrusted to young speakers. At the same time, they condemned their u critics, particularly religious scholars and functionaries (ulema), for being conservative (muhafazakar), traditionalist (kudemaperest), and bigoted (mutaassib). A mystical element of traditionalist piety is its ref usal to expel people from the community for wrong actions, sins. But this traditionalist group in the end was abandoned not only by the regime but by its own leadership as well. The tension between 'progressives' and traditionalists grew during the 1960s and 1970s, the topic of the third chapter. Many had kinship ties with existing household personnel and all were traditionalist in religion. In contrast, the attitudes of the "traditionalists" represented a mixture of shari a and adat norms. Let us start with the position of the hellfire traditionalist. The repor t quoted here betrays the employment of the rational faculties, albeit in a traditionalist context. If one heralded the dawn of political modernization, the other orchestrated a traditionalist resistance to it. There was also no clear dogmatic divide between them, although the unofficial ulama could not travel abroad and tended to be more traditionalist. Does a traditionalist try to perpetuate what is standard practice today ? The fact that such a syncretic solution never emerged reveals the pitfalls of both unreflective modernisation and traditionalist cultural embedding. Nevertheless, by continuing to mention the polity by its archaic name-that is, excluding the statements k'uhul and/or ajaw-the local elite manifested a traditionalist attitude. As he remarks elsewhere, a 'traditionalist' approach supposes that there are truths about human nature, the good life and the good society to be found. The simplest of the resulting conf licts pits democratizers who challenge boundaries preserving ver tical hierarchies against traditionalists who wish to keep 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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