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Particularism may
refer to:
Epistemological particularism, one of the
answers to the
problem of the
criterion in
epistemology Historical particularism...
- in the
Eastern Province; and long-standing
tribal and
regionalist particularistic opponents (for
example in the Hejaz). Of these, the
minority activists...
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between the
mother and
child create deep and
meaningful connections. The
particularistic approach to
mothering suggests that the role of a mother,
their activities...
- 1.5
billion parameters. TII
trained Noor on 10
billion parameters.
Particularistic approaches describe the
linguistic features of
Arabic and use them...
- of the
phrase is debated,
including whether it
should be used as a
particularistic command to
avert a
second Holocaust of Jews or
whether it is a universalist...
- at 'avoiding' that
parliamentary work 'concentrates
exclusively on
particularistic norms',
which respond to
needs linked to
individual situations and...
- Trudeau, he
considers the
allegiance which it generates—emotive and
particularistic—to be
contrary to the idea of
cohesion between humans, and as such...
-
Ravitch draws a
distinction between what she
terms "pluralistic" and "
particularistic"
varieties and
suggests that
other writers often blur or
ignore this...
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using "nor"[clarification needed], and
accused him of
being narrow and
particularistic.
Other Jewish philosophers influenced by Spinoza, such as
Moses Mendelssohn...
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Germans or Russians,
Berliners or Muscovites, or
members of some
other particularistic community.
Because individual identity is
partly constructed by culture...
