Examples of using Basic vision in English and their translations into German
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That already describes the basic vision that has guided us in this area.
His basic vision is that each creation is to improve the lives of as many people as possible.
It is certain, that the future destiny of the liberalism as politicaldirection frequently depended on this necessary attachment with the basic vision.
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The most basic thing about Tantra is this- and very radical, revolutionary,rebellious- the basic vision is that the world is not divided into the lower and the higher, but that the world is one piece.
This basic vision was fulfilled through the motto, that intellectual wages should be maintained at the same level as the ones of the skilled workers.
Our criterion in this context is, that the use of a political-theoretical label mustshow at least a necessary relation with the basic vision, or with the basic content of the concerned political or ideological orientation.
The key to every liberalism lies in the basic vision, which can the most adequate be stated with the thesis of the'free game of the free forces.
According to this reflection, we can see already rather differently the term"dismantling of the social state networks" and in this work of breaking of taboos, the exigence of description"liberalism" can also no longer be taken entirely seriously, because the liberalism understandsthe"free play of the free forces" always in the basic vision in an emancipative sense.
Exists another crucial difference to the liberal basic vision, for, nevertheless, this latter has really learned in several periods that it does not break taboos, what has not at all to be said from the monetary big complex- as we have just spoken about.
The most essential argument is still again and always in another form,that the monetary complex is together with to its three components of the liberal basic vision of the'free game of the free forces' in a so critical distance, that the term'liberal' must appear as a clear imposture.
Another crucial difference to the liberal basic vision is existing, for this latter has however really learned in several periods, that it does not break taboos, what- as we have just spoken about- has not at all to be said from the monetary great complex.
The most essential argument is, again and always in another form,that the monetarist complex stands together with its three components of the liberal basic vision of the" free game of the free forces" in such a critical distance, that the term"liberal" must occur almost as a clear mislabeling.
Hamann's basic vision, with which he fought"all around" philosophically and participated in the major debates of his time, he could interprete that it was no"rearguard battle" on the progressive way of the philosophy, rather a"final" position, that already contained in itself the consequences(said again through a"non contemporary" expression) for the direction held the most progressively.
Another, also serious abnormality between liberal basic vision and the big monetary complex is that while in the basic vision in fact a'free game of free forces' is foreseen, from which then a really alive whole appears, the'free' system of the monetarism, in big tendencies, at some highly important stages of conscious and arbitrary interventions, in Carl Schmitt'' s sense, depends on political decisions.
Another, also serious difference between liberal basic vision and the big monetary complex is, that while in the basic vision in fact a"free play of free forces" is foreseen, from which then a really alive whole appears, that depends in the great trains of the"free" system of the monetarism, at some essential places, on deliberate and arbitrary interventions, on political decisions, in Carl Schmitt's sense, on"decisive" interventions.
Another, also serious divergence between liberal basic vision and the large monetarist complex is that, while in the basic vision actually a"free game of free forces" is intended, from which then a really alive entity can appear, the"free" system, in big trains, of the monetarism depends, at some most essential places, from conscious and arbitrary interferences, from political decisions, in Carl Schmitt''s sense, from"decisive" interventions.
Another, also serious divergence between liberal basic vision and the large monetarist complex is that, while in the basic vision actually a"free game of free forces" is intended, from which then a really alive entity can appear, the"free" system, in big trains, of the monetarism depends, at some most essential places, from conscious and arbitrary interferences, from political decisions, in Carl Schmitt''s sense, from"decisive" interventions.