dissidence Betydning & definition

Eksempler på dissidence

• At the same time, they are complemented by no sustained pattern of dissidence from his authority.

• And in the menacing light of external threat, dissidence begins to look like treason.

• To judge by the multiplying regulations of medieval prisons, inmate dissidence was rising throughout the fourteenth century.

• So, even under personalistic electoral systems that would promote fragmentation inside parties, legislators' dissidence can be mitigated.

• In these protests, the people's taste for participatory politics is nurtured, and their dissidence is unleashed by directly challenging political authority.

• The possibility (perhaps more than the fact) of dissidence, as well as of other kinds of failures to do one's part, is an essential part of shared agency.

• On the one hand, its engagement with history is defined by its dissidence against the way things are, against the symbolic order in its historically constituted form.

• They are a testimony to the beliefs of the time and, especially in the case of chapels, a testimony to dissidence.