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totalitarian	However oddly the Voegelians may use the term "Gnosticism," it is little more than a slur to describe their thought by phrases such as "the kind of totalistic thinking that one finds in the communist," "a term of political abuse for dissidents," and "fetish for order. Pro haereses by Blum, Christopher O. / Modern Age But there is hubris and there is hubris: uniting the Arab world under the rubric of a totalistic national-cultural ideology such as Arab nationalism, usually by coercion; forcing the Arabs of the Middle East to accept Persian hegemony; using one's vast funds to disseminate a peculiar, acutely bigoted brand of Islam such as Saudi Arabia has done for decades, are not really comparable to installing representative government in a country (Iraq) that was until 2003 ruled by a mass murderer. Syria's Arab Dimension by APS Diplomat News Service Erasmus's suggestion that a male tutor should intervene in early childhood is unusual, and Montaigne's education from infancy by his father and a tutor, carried on in a language--classical Latin, the badge of the male fraternity of the academic elite, which Montaigne learned "while I was nursing and before the first loosening of my tongue" (7)--was perhaps unique, more totalistic even than the paternal tuition of John Stuart Mill as recorded in the latter's Autobiography. Concepts of childhood: what we know and where we might go by King, Margaret L. / Renaissance Quarterly	total darkness total depravity Total differential total dosage attack total eclipse total fighting total football total heat total hysterectomy total internal reflection total materiel assets total materiel requirement total mobilization total overall aircraft inventory total parenteral nutrition total pressure total quality management total recall total serialism totaled Totalis Totalisator totalise totaliser totalism totalistic totalitarian totalitarian state totalitarianism totalitation regime totality Totalization totalizator totalize totalizer totally Totalness totaquine totara tote tote bag tote board tote up Totear totem totem pole totemic totemism Totemist Toter tother	totaling totaling totaling totaling Totalis totalisation totalisation totalisations totalisations totalisator totalisator totalisator Totalisator Administration Board of Queensland Totalisator Agency Board totalisators totalisators totalisators totalise totalise totalised totalised totaliser totaliser totaliser totalisers totalises totalises totalising totalising totalism totalistic totalitarian totalitarian totalitarian Totalitarian dictators Totalitarian dictators Totalitarian dictators Totalitarian dictatorship Totalitarian dictatorship Totalitarian dictatorship Totalitarian government Totalitarian government Totalitarian government Totalitarian regime Totalitarian regime Totalitarian regime Totalitarian regimes Totalitarian regimes Totalitarian regimes Totalitarian religious group Totalitarian religious group Totalitarian religious group Totalitarian state Totalitarian state Totalitarian state Totalitarian temptation Totalitarian temptation Totalitarian temptation totalitarianism totalitarianism totalitarianism

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However oddly the Voegelians may use the term "Gnosticism," it is little more than a slur to describe their thought by phrases such as "the kind of totalistic thinking that one finds in the communist," "a term of political abuse for dissidents," and "fetish for order.

Pro haereses by Blum, Christopher O. / Modern Age

But there is hubris and there is hubris: uniting the Arab world under the rubric of a totalistic national-cultural ideology such as Arab nationalism, usually by coercion; forcing the Arabs of the Middle East to accept Persian hegemony; using one's vast funds to disseminate a peculiar, acutely bigoted brand of Islam such as Saudi Arabia has done for decades, are not really comparable to installing representative government in a country (Iraq) that was until 2003 ruled by a mass murderer.

Syria's Arab Dimension by APS Diplomat News Service

Erasmus's suggestion that a male tutor should intervene in early childhood is unusual, and Montaigne's education from infancy by his father and a tutor, carried on in a language--classical Latin, the badge of the male fraternity of the academic elite, which Montaigne learned "while I was nursing and before the first loosening of my tongue" (7)--was perhaps unique, more totalistic even than the paternal tuition of John Stuart Mill as recorded in the latter's Autobiography.

Concepts of childhood: what we know and where we might go by King, Margaret L. / Renaissance Quarterly

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