Examples of using Polemical in English and their translations into Serbian
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My aim is not polemical.
The old“polemical theology” has long ago lost its inner connection with any reality.
I am more curious than polemical.
Polemical fiction can be very boring and two-dimensional and shrill, whereas novels are about imaginative sympathy.
We told them it would be polemical.
The Medieval experience led Modernity to the polemical rejection of any metaphysical grounding of Morality and Right.
Thus the whole Symbol of Faith can be called polemical.
Hanák's film, however, is not political or polemical but explores much more fundamental levels of human experience.
Thus the whole Symbol of Faith can be called polemical.
I can only give a polemical answer as to what I would do if I ruled the world because there is no chance of it happening.
This was also a forum for polemical discussions.
Therefore we do not go into it any further, but regard it as thelast stronghold of skepticism, which is always polemical.
In his theological work Leontius was guided first of all by polemical requirements and problems of time.
The volume's value lies, in part, in clarifying the relation between Arendt and Marxism,which has long been defined in polemical terms.
At one point, it did become loud, with Putin andPoroshenko becoming involved in a polemical battle of words, but they quickly calmed down again.
We do not therefore combat it any further in this regard, but treat it as merely thelast stronghold of scepticism, which is always polemical.
This is reflected in church documents[12] and polemical literature aimed against papism, which comprise a part of the Tradition of the Orthodox Church.
From here he travelled more than once around Syria, Arabia,and in Egypt, with polemical and missionary aims.
Gerald Warner is an author, broadcaster,columnist and polemical commentator who writes about politics, religion, history, culture and society in general.
Under no circumstances can politics be based on the administration of things or renounce its polemical dimension.
It may already be seen, perhaps, that the polemical level of the critic in his attacks against respected Orthodox theological authorities is not very high.
Charb has not yeteven been buried and Obs finds nothing better to do than to publish a polemical and venomous piece on him," said Charb's lawyer.
Such a polemical procedure lead, in particular, to the characterization of whatever had preceded Christendom, and was hence non-Christian, as necessarily anti-Christian.
The Reformation and Counter-Reformation also contributed greatly to the flourishing of polemical writings as well as to the spread of printing houses and schools.
But experienced academics, polemical writers, and rhetoricians are well-attuned to bias, so that they can usually spot a description of a debate that tends to favor one side.
It is not enough to accumulate quotations, taking them out of their context and ignoring the purpose,very often polemical, for which particular writings were composed.
But experienced academics, polemical writers, and rhetoricians are well-attuned to bias, both their own and others', so that they can usually spot a description of a debate that tends to favor one side.
Another critic, Simon Dentith,defines parody as"any cultural practice which provides a polemical allusive imitation of another cultural production or practice".
To recognize the polemical dimension of human relations and man as“a dynamic and dangerous being,” guarantees respect for any adversary conceived as the Other whose cause is no less legitimate than one's own.
The eighteenth-century humanitarian concept of humanity was a polemical denial of the then-existing aristocratic-feudal system and the privileges accompanying it.