Translations for „exceptionalism“ in the English » German Dictionary

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exceptionalism (uniqueness)

Einzigartigkeit f

the American exceptionalism POL

der amerikanische Exzeptionalismus m

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Millennials' technological exceptionalism is chronicled throughout the survey.

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It is part of an ideological challenge to the legitimacy of the policies and regimes of other nations, mixed with a measure of self-congratulatory exceptionalism.

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People who believe in human exceptionalism might argue that it is a form of anthropomorphism to ascribe "any" human experience to animals, including pleasure.

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As indigenous peoples explore their respective cultural heritages, their seeking to be separately classified or newly-understood may be a form of exceptionalism.

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Genetic exceptionalism is a policy program that medicalizes genetic information.

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In countries with strong genetic exceptionalism laws, the individual must have permission from a physician to obtain information about his genes.

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The term can be used interchangeably with humanocentrism, and some refer to the concept as human supremacy or human exceptionalism.

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This assumption is called anthropocentrism, practitioners of which either believe in or unintentionally form an outlook of human exceptionalism.

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General distrust and suspicion and in-group bias come from leaders distrustful of the other and believe in the exceptionalism of their people/state.

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Exceptionalism can represent an error analogous to historicism in assuming that only peculiarities are relevant to analysis, while overlooking meaningful comparisons.

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