economic determinism उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. In the end, it could prove a case of economic determinism : Concern for moneymaking, not simply human protection, might end up being the path toward a new vision for security in the 21st century.
2. Although Luk�cs does not contest the Marxist primacy of the economic superstructure ( not to be mistaken with vulgar economic determinism ), he considers that there is a place for autonomous struggle for class consciousness.
3. The position outlined in this book is usually described as post-Marxist because it rejects ( a ) Marxist economic determinism and ( b ) the view that class struggle is the most important antagonism in society.
4. We started the 1990s with a sort of vulgar economic determinism _ get the economics right and all else will follow _ and we ended the decade with what I would call ` vulgar Huntingtonism .'
5. At the outset of his study, Beard makes his point when he writes that Madison provided " a masterly statement of the theory of economic determinism in politics " ( Beard 1913, p . 15 ).
6. Plekhanov not only found materialism to be the motor force in history, but went on to outline a particular type of materialism the " economic determinism model of materialism as the specific element that moved history ."
7. However, some have viewed such comments as Engels's attempt to extricate himself from an untenable position : Max Weber and other influential sociological and economic thinker agreed that Marx's views were really unidimensional in regard to economic determinism.
8. Yet earlier he argues that such sadism has turned out not to be the result of " economic inequality and insecurity, " and that the belief of the American left in such economic determinism was " too simplistic ."
9. Events in this century, most notably the waning of socialism and authoritarian government and the ascendancy of capitalism and democracy, have given rise, Ferguson maintains, to a need to discard such economic determinism in explaining history and fashioning public policy.
10. Historicism may be contrasted with reductionist theories which suppose that all developments can be explained by fundamental principles ( such as in economic determinism )  or with theories that posit that historical changes occur as a result of random chance.