-
performative criteria characterise ethnic groups,
debate in the past has
dichotomised between primordialism and constructivism.
Earlier 20th-century "Primordialists"...
- "po****res".
Usage of the term by
contemporaries also was not
highly dichotomised.
Optimate was used
generically to
refer to the
wealthy classes in Rome...
- experiment, Quinn's work
confounds perceptions of
Irish poetry as
rigidly dichotomised between formal conservatism and 1930s-derived innovation, a distinctiveness...
- industrialisation, and
therefore was
uninvolved in the
Dreyfus Affair which dichotomised France. Le Bon
became interested in the
emerging field of anthropology...
-
progymnosperms and seed plants. They
appear to have
originated by
modifying dichotomising branches,
which first overlapped (or "overtopped") one another, became...
- who
argued against false binaries that
separate economic systems or
dichotomise the
individual against the community. The
anarchist communist Wayne Price...
- Barrett's use of "an
antiquarian term such as 'quack'" as part of a "
dichotomising discourse that aims to
discredit the "'old-fashioned', 'traditional'...
- argues, too, that Jain "ferociously"
deconstructs the East/West, Us/Them
dichotomised understanding, in
Chapter 3
showing that
modern yoga
systems grew "in...
-
strategic tool to
express their identity. The
first major framework dichotomises motivations of code-switching in Hong Kong into "expedient mixing" and...
- has been
identified as an
example of McQueen's
tendency to
explore and
dichotomise concepts like
pleasure and pain or life and death.
Fashion historian...
