| Nationalism, on the other hand, tends to express itself in authoritarianism, emotionalism, personalism, vengefulness and mean-spiritedness. |
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| The only way to destroy theism is to reject all forms of transcendence, personalism, and dualism. |
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| I believe the fundamental key he offers us is through the same personalism he uses to discuss the nature of marriage and men and women. |
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| According to personalism, the person, insofar as such, is fundamentally in relation with the other. |
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| We had a talk about the personalism of Mounier, another on the science of life. |
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| In one expression, a culture of social individualism or collective personalism, or individual socialism. |
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| It offers one of the most remarkable disproportions between the precise personalism of its action and the overwhelming scope of its achievement. |
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| Dorothy understood that a just system was as important as her ideal of personalism, where each takes individual responsibility for the well-being of all. |
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| Stressing the moral nature of the person, or the person as the subject and object of free activity, personalism tends to focus on practical, moral action and ethical questions. |
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| The tense theatrical pulsation of male and female roles, loneliness and togetherness, suffering and happiness, personalism and objectiveness call us to realise ourselves. |
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| Where individualism hopes to find personal realization in self-interest, personalism asserts the absolute need for openness to others, even as a condition for one's own realization. |
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| The country's political parties are suffering from a disconnect from the electorate, a marked degree of personalism and the perception that they are not properly performing their duties of political and legislative oversight. |
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| The published excerpts of Trotsky's letters are a model of programmatic clarity, probing questions and comradely persuasion, while Nin's were filled with personalism, impressionism and evasion. |
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| Maritain's emphasis on the value of the human person has been described as a form of personalism, which he saw as a via media between individualism and socialism. |
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| In its various strains, personalism always underscores the centrality of the person as the primary locus of investigation for philosophical, theological, and humanistic studies. |
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