How To Use Social reformer In A Sentence
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And the man who goes out to do good works, whether he is a social reformer or a missionary, is just like the politician in his concern with the world.
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This places Durkheim in the company of social reformers as diverse as Will Keith Kellogg, conceiver of the cornflake, and Mies van der Rohe, builder of the Bauhaus, both of whom founded institutions on a mission to integrate the individual within a collective plan where its energies could be rationally ordered and to avoid social disintegration.
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This is the point of attack for radical social reformers.
Foucault and Derrida - The Other Side Of Reason
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He wants to go down in history as a social reformer.
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These men were the progressives and social reformers of their day.
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It unites clerics and revolutionaries, monks and social reformers.
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Born in 1856, he became a radical social reformer who preached the adage of ‘one caste, one God and one religion for all men’.
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Social reformers believed that carefully designed settlements would curb many of these excesses, help to civilise the navvy and improve his work rate.
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When the great social reformer Lord Shaftesbury visited one house, he went into the cellar - where a family was living - and found that the sewage from a nearby cesspit had leaked right under their floor boards.
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Acharya Vinoba Bhave, a keen Gandhian and social reformer, convinced the dacoits terrorising the Chambal ravines to give up arms in 1960, signifying the victory of non-violence.
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Look at the great social reformers of the victorian times and subsequently -- right up until the 1960s when the whole downslide into mass "higher education" in bonkers areas began.
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In the 1880s, the journalist and social reformer Jacob Riis noticed that the “young people in Jewtown the Lower East Side are inordinately fond of dancing.”
A Renegade History of the United States
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There has never been a shortage of brilliant innovators such as Robert Owen, the founder of the co-operative movement, Florence Nightingale (a great social reformer, as well as a statistician and nurse), Ebenezer Howard (the founder of garden cities) and my own predecessor at the Young Foundation, Michael Young, the founder of dozens of new ventures from Which? to the Open University.
Happiness – and how to find it
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Her father was an educator and social reformer.
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Peter Cooper, a self-taught industrialist, inventor and social reformer, founded the college with the mission of making higher education available to all; it was among the first to admit blacks, women, students of any religion and those who could not pay, making it need-blind long before the term existed.
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In 1883, a social reformer complained that ‘the cities grow, unwholesomely crowding people together till they are packed in tiers, family above family, so are they [also] unwholesomely separated in the country.’
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He won a fiercely dedicated following of young Chicano and Anglo organizers and the support of Hollywood celebrities, political luminaries, and social reformers.
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He demonstrated that hereditarianism and environmentalism were not different and opposed traditions in the minds of many Australian social reformers.
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This is the point of attack for radical social reformers.
Foucault and Derrida - The Other Side Of Reason
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He grabs the listener by the lapels like a social reformer shouting "can't you see what's happening?"
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Together, maids and social reformers began to call for a restructuring of domestic service.
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The building is one of only three surviving Georgian workhouses in London, and has close ties to the Victorian social reformer Joseph Rogers, the workhouse's medical officer, who fought for improvements including separate infirmaries for the workhouse's many sick residents.
Please, sir, save workhouse tied to 'Oliver Twist,' Britain asked
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He is better known as a political leader rather than a social reformer.
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In addition, while rabbis may have shared pulpits with liberal Protestant ministers, Jewish clubwomen worked with Protestant social reformers like Jane Addams, Florence Kelley, and Margaret Sanger to demonstrate that the new “mission of Israel” was to make the needs of children and women part of the new Progressive political agenda.
Club Movement in the United States.
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Social reformers and labor spokesmen promoted ‘industrial democracy’ - extending workers an authentic voice on the shop floor - as a panacea.
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Poverty and hardship continued to trouble social reformers and politicians in the second half of the nineteenth century, but there was a real change in emphasis from the sense of inescapable immiseration of the early nineteenth century.
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Still later, social reformers found ample material to photograph in California - from migrant farmworkers to unemployed factory workers.
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Abandoned to the "compassion" of the social reformer or legislator, many of them would have nowhere to go except a state mental-health facility.
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Jesus was also known as a social reformer, and the controversial view that he was the Jewish Messiah.
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‘I was a social reformer and doctrinaire first, last, and all the time,’ he wrote.
