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tectonicsIn geology, the study of the movements of rocks on the Earth's surface. On a small scale tectonics involves the formation of folds and faults, but on a large scale plate tectonics deals with the movement of the Earth's surface as a whole. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Correlatively, recent psychosexual discourse has explored the architectonics of the gay basher's psychic infrastructure, where repressed homosexual desire is sublimated and re-enacted in more socially acceptable anti-gay violence. Tethering Stein's verbal repetition to his rigorous architectonics proved to be an exciting marriage. In spite, or perhaps because, of its obscure architectonics, discourse ethics enabled Habermas to link his normative preoccupations with the emerging moral concern in the American and British academy (and on the European and Anglospheric Left more generally) about rendering democratic processes more ethical and just. |
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