In the past few years this trend has been strengthened by references to the supposed " Palestinization " of the Hungarian people, the reemergence of the blood libel and an increase in Holocaust relativization and denial, while the monetary crisis has revived references to the Jewish banker class .
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Given the growing relativization of history writing and the constant intramural infighting in academia, given the growing preference of scholars for seeing history as a product of abstract social forces rather than the acts of individual men, historians have left us not with one Hitler, but a multitude of Hitlers.
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All changes to this word order are driven by pragmatic or syntactic factors like focus, negation, interrogation, relativization, etc . These are subject to an ergative absolutive pattern where arguments cross-referenced by ergative affixes must become absolutives prior to their fronting ( focus, negation, etc . ).
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Postmodernists claimed that the complex differentiation between " spheres " or fields of life ( such as the political, the social, the cultural, the commercial ), and between distinct social classes and roles within each field, had been overcome by the crisis of foundationalism and the consequent relativization of truth-claims.
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In his study of 1 Timothy and Titus, the British evangelical notes that the postmodern mind " declares that there is no such thing as objective or universal truth . . . . In contrast to this relativization of truth, it is wonderfully refreshing to read Paul's unambiguous commitment to it ."
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*The Holocaust and Nazism : The historian Deborah Lipstadt said that the concept of " comparable Allied wrongs ", such as the expulsion of Germans after World War II from Allied war crimes, is at the center of, and is a continually repeated theme of, contemporary Holocaust denial, that such relativization presents " immoral equivalencies ".
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On 9 July 2010, it was verified that IKAROS collected radiation from the Sun and began photon acceleration by the orbit determination of IKAROS by range-and-range-rate ( RARR ) that is newly calculated in addition to the data of the relativization accelerating speed of IKAROS between IKAROS and the Earth that has been taken since before the Doppler effect was utilized.
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Historian Marcus Funck from the Berlin-based Center for Research on Antisemitism identified antisemitism on three levels : primarily, ideologemes straightly derived from the historical antisemitism of the 19th and the early 20th century; secondly, imaginations of a antiamerican elements; and on a third level a secondary antisemitism in form of the relativization of the Holocaust, where Gedeon characterizes the Holocaust remembrance as a " civil religion ."
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Nevertheless, it is very important not to interpret the deterritorialization of localized cultural experiences as an impoverishment of cultural interaction, but as a transformation produced by the impact the growing cultural transnational connections have on the local realm, which means that deterritorialization generates a relativization and a transformation of local cultural experiences, whether it is from the local event itself or by the projection of symbolical shapes from the local event.
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A devoted monk and philosopher of the Eastern Orthodox theology, Justin Popovi was a great critic of " ecumenism, providing it was inclined towards relativization of the God's Truth " . ( John Meyendorff, professor of the Academy of St . Vladimir now in Scarsdale, New York ( associated with Columbia University )-and every bit as much a critic of the " Catholic novelties " and the Pope's anti-Christianity.
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