Collocations withtheorist
These are words often used in combination withtheorist.
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choice theorist
The social choice theorist has nothing to bring to the table except to observe that the trade-off is ineradicable.
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classical theorists
The classical theorists, in short, have the direction of analysis back to front.
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critical theorist
The powerful analyses of law from critical theorists have nevertheless not altered the foundations of law.
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cultural theorist
He was also a political and human rights activist and a cultural theorist who has worked mostly with civil society using theatre and performance in human rights and developmental work.
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democratic theorist
I contend that equilibrium models are similarly limited, in ways that should concern democratic theorists.
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evolutionary theorist
But an evolutionary theorist would observe that the act may ultimately promote the survival of her genes if the grateful parents return the favor.
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legal theorist
This is doubly disturbing for someone who thinks of himself or herself as a legal theorist.
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modern theorist
In short, in attempting to explain authority, modern theorists end up explaining authority away.
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political theorist
Writing as a political theorist, it will be the report's underlying assumptions that interest me.
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social theorist
Labels such as 'environmental archaeologist', 'social theorist', 'archaeological chemist' and 'pottery specialist' often divide archaeologists by interest and attitude, however necessary such specialisms are considered to be.
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