| 单词 | individualisation |
| 例句 | Anne Phillips, professor of political and gender theory at the LSE, sees the turn to egg freezing as a worrying solution, “a very troubling individualisation of a problem which is to do with employment patterns”. We need to talk about egg freezing 2016-02-07T05:00:00Z “The biggest goal of neo-liberalism is the individualisation of structural domination; you leave everything at an interpersonal, subjective level.” Chanel shoes, but no salary: how one woman exposed the scandal of the French fashion industry 2018-09-02T04:00:00Z And, as McCracken readily admits, this individualisation was only made possible, as with cycling and rowing, by increased Lottery funding. Meet Rob McCracken - British boxing's Dave Brailsford 2013-10-13T06:02:58Z The progressive differentiation of the products of labour keeps step with the progressive individualisation of the labourer and with the growing material independence of the body from its products. Anarchism A Criticism and History of the Anarchist Theory The characters are drawn with patient care, and with a power of individualisation which marks the born novelist. The Industries of Animals There is no antagonism between them, for the Infinite Life can have no interest against its individualisation of itself. The Hidden Power And Other Papers upon Mental Science The individualisation of ownership extended and made more definite by trading transactions under contract, eventually affects the ownership of land. The World's Greatest Books — Volume 14 — Philosophy and Economics Such close bonds are an offshoot of the individualisation of GB Boxing under McCracken. Meet Rob McCracken - British boxing's Dave Brailsford 2013-10-13T06:02:58Z So far we have encountered only a general, not an individualised, sexual instinct and, in a limited measure at least, a struggling tendency towards individualisation. The Evolution of Love The 'Court Lady' is an individualisation of a general fashion, the ladies at Milan having gone to the hospitals in full dress and in open carriages. The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II It is not dramatic characterisation, but magnificent individualisation of the woman and the man. The Poetry Of Robert Browning The true artist is a realist, for he recognises an external world of truth; an idealist, for he has selection, abstraction and the power of individualisation. Miscellanies And surely, the rescue and the individualisation of the ego is the first step. Confessions of a Young Man The incomprehensible lords of cupidity and rank vegetation did not suffer the individualisation of desire. The Evolution of Love In this connection, however, we must avoid the two extremes, uniformity of punishment and the so-called individualisation of punishment, the latter especially in fashion amongst American prison experts. Criminal Sociology Too humble are some of these to gain acknowledgment; indeed they are often so submerged in a total of vague impulses that they escape any individualisation. The Romance of Zion Chapel [3d ed.] Any addition of individualisation would have been unnecessary and painful; for the relation of others to him, of wondrous fidelity and of frightful ingratitude, alone sufficiently distinguish him. English Men of Letters: Coleridge |
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