- a
certain fashion.
Historical do****entaries in this mode
deliver an
unproblematic and "objective"
account and
interpretation of past events. Examples:...
-
Steven Deyle argues that the "trader's
position in
society was not
unproblematic and
owners who
dealt with the
trader felt the need to
satisfy themselves...
- 14 (2008) 2: 231–258.
Norbert Götz. "Civil
Society and NGO: Far from
Unproblematic Concepts." The
Ashgate Research Companion to Non-State Actors. Bob Reinalda...
- two
taverns closed.: 57 Property acquisition, not all of
which was
unproblematic, was
completed in 1952 and
presented to the
United States in January...
- field, the
weight of an
object is
proportional to its m****, and it is
unproblematic to use the same unit for both concepts. But
because of
slight differences...
- good
academic performance by
asking his
classmates for
notes and was
unproblematic. Alonso's
father wanted a
hobby to
share with his
children and built...
- at the same time arrogant,
ruthless and over-confident,
although an
unproblematic ally for the Argives.
Parthenopaeus was the son of
Atalanta by either...
- if
people have plenty, they
would be good, filial, kind, and so on
unproblematically." The
Mohists believed that
morality is
based on "promoting the benefit...
- Americas,
Australia and New Zealand,
Indigenous status is
often applied unproblematically to
groups descended from the
peoples who
lived there prior to European...
-
serves only to make the
public feel that
animal use can be
morally unproblematic (the "happy meat" position).: 62–63
Donald Watson, co-founder of The...
