Their patronising, cliquish self-regard has repeatedly been exposed as charlatanry. |
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This leads him into some splendid attacks on charlatanry masquerading as truth. |
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In popular culture, the gallery owner is a stock figure of slinky charlatanry, or worse. |
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He could have easily ridden a continuous wave of liberal and countercultural approval — and then drowned, as a writer, in charlatanry. |
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Moreover, the dividing line is sometimes unclear, or subtle, between what counts as a sectarian aberration and charlatanry or a swindle. |
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Some of the handiwork of this charlatanry is now manifest to everyone. |
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Confucian scholars strongly condemned the step as charlatanry, and it is said that 460 of them were executed for their opposition. |
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After surviving serious accusations of charlatanry leveled against its founder and other leaders, the society prospered under the leadership of Annie Besant, a reform-minded Englishwoman. |
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Rebarbatively obscurantist the post-structuralists may be, but anyone who has read Gary Gutting's fine introduction to their thought will be a little less quick to convict them of charlatanry. |
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