polemics in the PONS Dictionary

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polemics (practice of controversial debate)
полемика f

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She experimented with a wide range of literary forms including lyrics, panegyrics, pastorals, polemics, religious meditations, and satires.
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This award caused a long stream of polemics.
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It was commended for general use as a text-book by its method, its conciseness, and its absence of mere polemics.
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This issue aroused strong polemics along the time.
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The polemics of racial superiority became inexorably intertwined with romantic nationalism.
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In order to bring peace and stability to the city, he ordered the banning of public demonstrations and polemics.
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These polemics and several trials about unauthorized book publications lasted until the time of his death.
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Many polemics and discussions were raised after this - people and media wondering if jury did this on purpose.
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His theoretical and critical writings are remarkable for their often witty and ironic style and their unerring polemics.
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Parts one and three were written last and are polemics.
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