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• These thoughts revisited organicist themes of Catholic political tradition.
• Organismic theories and the " organic " metaphor were inspired by organicist approaches in biology.
• German Nazism appealed to organicist and holistic doctrines, discrediting for many in retrospect, the original organicist doctrines . ( See Anne Harrington ).
• German Nazism appealed to organicist and holistic doctrines, discrediting for many in retrospect, the original organicist doctrines . ( See Anne Harrington ).
• In 1918, Ritter wrote his organicist tome, " The Unity of the Organism ", which he believed was his magnum opus.
• This Christian and organicist conception testifies of the influence that the Eastern Orthodoxy had on his world-view, but also of his knowledge of Schelling's philosophy of nature.
• Mosse traced the origins of Nazism in " v鰈kisch " ideology back to a 19th-century organicist worldview that fused pseudo-scientific nature philosophy with mystical notions of German soul.
• Soviet Dialectical Materialism also made appeals to an holistic and organicist approach stemming from Hegel via Karl Marx's co-worker Friedrich Engels, again giving a controversial political association to organicism.
• This sort of organicist sociology was articulated by Alfred Espinas, Paul von Lilienfeld, Jacques Novicow, Albert Sch鋐fle, Herbert Spencer, and Ren?Worms, among others ( Barberis 2003 : 54 ).
• What is also clear is the way that the exhibition avoided reference to other contemporary styles that were exploring the boundaries of architecture at the time including German expressionism and the Organicist movement, popularized in the work of Antonio Gaudi.
• "Stones of Rimini " ( 1934 ) tightens and focuses these organicist themes, further psychologises the artistic process, and establishes thereby one of Stokes s most central themes : the duality of'carving-modelling '.
• The work advanced a fairly Traditionalist vision, founded on monarchical, Catholic, regionalist and organicist threads; it contained no reference to caudillaje system, by no means endorsed Falangist national-syndicalism and when discussing social issues focused on gremialist structures instead.
• Writing in " The Review of Austrian Economics ", Barry Smith criticized the book for its over-simplistic division of philosophers into two camps German ( Hegelian, organicist and anti-science ) and Austrian ( Aristotelian, individualist and pro-science )  despite the philosophers having more complex interrelations.
• Scaled down to a non-reducible minimum, Traditionalism is politics understood as implementation of social reign of Jesus Christ; in practical terms it stands for a loosely organized confessional monarchy with strong royal power, with some checks-and-balances provided by organicist representation and with society organized on a corporative basis.
• The violence roused against them was, in this organicist metaphor, a fever, a symptom of the fight of the social body against the illness, in the sense that " the campaign against the enemy is feverish : the fever is good, it's the sign, in the society, of the evil to counteract ".
• Also specialized Spanish scholars, when discussing his general contribution to right-wing thought, despite Gil s vehement hostility towards omnipotent state admit that " generic organicist ideas that emerged in a general movement of reflux of individualism, put in front of the social question, eventually facilitated the arrival in the twenties to authoritarian or totalitarian corporatist solutions ."
• The theories of natural law and natural right, and the communal / organicist view of the romantics, both articulate a vision in which values are communal and evident to all members of society, a very different view from liberal thought which holds that men have no natural guides to the moral life and must be led around by threats and restrained by rules.