"Emotional" refers to the element of social irrationalism in people.

Away from here, aside from what we're doing, all I see is irrationalism.

Providing a guide to irrationalism, bigotry and abuse of minority groups.

This generated concern in some quarters, where it was seen as part of a growing tide of irrationalism.

I begin by examining the antiracists' notion of racism as a form of irrationalism.

As religions, however, they are prone to be hit by accusation of superstition, exploitation and irrationalism.

Irrationalism and aestheticism were themes in Howard's work.

Panrationalism is one of the two main positions of justificationism (irrationalism being the other).

But they also involved Surrealist irrationalism, a contradiction that Smith clearly had no trouble reconciling.

For Mr. Koolhaas the era is defined by the irrationalism of the information age.

He exalted irrationalism, mysticism and popular religion, and rejected realist literature.

They thrashed and sweated, and irrationalism gained ground.

Frame concludes that Kant made the "upper story leap" to irrationalism by asserting the truth of something with no rational justification.

Thus, in Immanuel Kant, Frame finds both rationalism and irrationalism.

The fin-de-siècle generation supported emotionalism, irrationalism, subjectivism and vitalism.

In other words, says Said, irrationalism means to let one person think and decide for another-to let one person control others.

Neo-creationism is considered by Eugenie C. Scott and other critics as the most successful form of irrationalism.

Obviously, the best defence against the powers of irrationalism and fanaticism is to strengthen the worldly aspects of the state and legal democratic order.

This, says Eco, is connected with anti-intellectualism and irrationalism, and often manifests in attacks on modern culture and science.

The decision in favour of "rationalism" remains an existential decision, and the defence of "irrationalism" takes place with rational means.

'So I've decided/ he said, 'to slash through my father's irrationalism and my mother's sentimentality and get face-to-face with the essence of the matter.

The rationalism of their educational project is contingent on the supposed irrationalism of the racist subject - often conceptualized as a collective, class subject.

"German Irrationalism during Weimar".

Bureaucratization, economic stagnation, overregulation, irrationalism, "Malthusianism" and the stifling of diversity, he says, are sapping our spirit.