10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTIELITIST»
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antielitist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
antielitist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Progress and Its Discontents
Nevertheless, inimical to order as necessarily hierarchical and idolatrous, and in
love with indiscriminate, pedestrian experience at large, the antielitist rejects elite
art along with the obsolete society that cherished its elites. He has come to ...
Gabriel A. Almond, Gabriel Abraham Almond, Marvin Chodorow, 1985
2
Culture Wars and Enduring American Dilemmas
CHAPTER. 6. Antielitist. but. Respecting. Achievement. One staple of American
political discourse is de‹ning one's opponents as elitist while portraying one's
own side as re›ecting the will of the people. All sides in the culture wars manifest
this ...
Irene Taviss Thomson, 2010
3
Urban Poverty and Party Populism in African Democracies
Much of the literature further stresses that populism relies on antielitist rhetoric
that criticizes established institutions and aims to rectify the exclusion of
marginalized constituencies (e.g., Canovan 1999; Ionescu and Gellner 1969).
According to ...
4
In Washington But Not of it: The Prophetic Politics of ...
Because religious lobbyists have an antielitist or prophetic strategy, this body of
theory might be more appropriate for this book. However, elite theorists seek
primarily to explain the nature of elite domination, not the development of
antielitist ...
Daniel J. B. Hofrenning, 1995
5
American Idyll: Academic Antielitism as Cultural Critique
In his return to the 1950s critique of mass culture as political manipulation, Frank
pointed out that an antielitist emphasis on cultural grievances and cultural
marginality had the strategic political effect of suppressing an economic critique
of ...
6
Pluralism and Freedom: Faith-based Organizations in a ...
First, it was an antielitist, populist, grass-roots religious revival. Hatch has
described it well: “Christianity was effectively reshaped by ordinary people, who
molded it in their own image and threw themselves into expanding its influence.
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Origins of the Dred Scott Case: Jacksonian Jurisprudence and ...
1 have usurped the legislative function.26 With Swift, the justices announced that
they regarded the institutions of their state counterparts in the same manner as
they perceived their own court: as antielitist forums that discovered but did not ...
8
Time and the Dancing Image
Antielitist. Ideal. Demythologizing the dancer was more than a revolutionary tactic
within the dance field. It was a considered stance — idealistic even — one of
many strategies devised to bring dance in line with aspects of contemporary life.
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The Minds of the West: Ethnocultural Evolution in the Rural ...
The "people [folk]" of Sweden, he contends, conceived themselves to be linked
historically to the state, which was seen by the people as antielitist in its
opposition to the gentry. The peasants' independence and self-rule were
honored for ...
10
Hannah Arendt: Critical Essays
But at bottom it remained an essentially reductionistic, antielitist credo. By and
large, modernist and postmodernist partisans tacitly share this commitment to an
antielitist political practice and theory. The postmodernists' celebration of ...
Lewis P. Hinchman, Sandra K. Hinchman, 2012
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANTIELITIST»
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antielitist is used in the context of the following news items.
Weekly Top Five: The best of Stanley Donen
Plus, the songs are really, really good. 2. Funny Face (1957) This spiritual companion to Singin' in the Rain is a brash, antielitist defense of pop ... «Chicago Reader, Jun 14»
Three Sisters
She is, Chekhov might be saying, the dreadful, antielitist future. Ireland takes care to remind us that Natasha is just a wife and mother like any ... «Entertainment Weekly, Feb 11»
Bring On the Elites!
This isn't the first time someone has made the antielitist argument about the court. When G. Harrold Carswell, a man who apparently could not ... «TIME, Aug 10»
The Fable Of Market Meritocracy
Markets are a fundamentally antielitist social force. If this is not generally recognized, it is not so much because of what the enemies of markets ... «Forbes, Feb 10»
