"I might say that Gertrude Himmelfarb ( author of ` The De-Moralization of Society') describes it in USA Today this morning in an essay in which she reminds us that in Victorian England they reduced the number of children born out of wedlock almost by 50 percent.
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Those were in addition to two $ 25, 000 prizes : the lifetime achievement award bestowed on Friedman, and an award for the outstanding book of the year, Gertrude Himmelfarb's study of Victorian-era moral reasoning, " The De-Moralization of Society ."
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The Victorians'manners and manic energy are very much on the table these days, in new film treatments of Jane Austen and the Brontes, in biographies of Gladstone and others and in historical polemics like Gertrude Himmelfarb's " De-Moralization of Society : From Victorian Virtues to Modern Values"
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According to biographer M . Lepyokhin, Burenin has launched " a genre reform " which changed radically the face and the nature of Russian feuilleton . " With his arrival for the first time [ in Russia ] a highly detailed, sharp satire aimed at concrete targets superseded some abstract moralization, " argued the critic.
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In 2010, Pope Benedict XVI characterized condom use as not a " real or moral solution " to the spread of AIDS, but in the case of homosexual prostitution, a potentially lesser-evil " first step " in the direction of moralization and responsibility, when used with " the intention of reducing the risk of infection ".
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A reply to the official story ( attributed to Walpole ) appeared as The Discoverie and Confutation of a Tragicall Fiction devysed and played by Edward Squyer, yeoman soldiar & wherein the argument and fable is that he should be sent out of Spain & but the meaning and moralization thereof was to make odious the Iesuites, and by them all catholiques.
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{{ cquote | There may be a basis in the case of some individuals, as perhaps when a male prostitute uses a condom, where this can be a first step in the direction of a moralization, a first assumption of responsibility, on the way toward recovering an awareness that not everything is allowed and that one cannot do whatever one wants.
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Each interpretation could invest a certain stake in'truth'as something fixed and valid and yet, each view could be considered misguided . " Pinker argues in his FAQ page that economic inequality, like other forms of " metaphorical " violence, " may be deplorable, but to lump it together with rape and genocide is to confuse moralization with understanding.
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The " Series ", which combines autobiographical poetry, poetic translations, and prose moralizations of the translated texts, begins with a description of a period of " wylde infirmitee " in which the Hoccleve-character claims he temporarily lost his " wit " and " memorie " ( this stands as the earliest autobiographical description of mental illness in English ).
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We don't even have confirmation that this point was a major concern for the NRA, much less that it " should have been " a major concern for more . " Should have been " being extremely subjective in this case, because you're attempting a personal moralization on a film .-Schrodinger82 20 : 36, 12 October 2006 ( UTC)
