dienstverpflichtete Liberalismen

English translation: teleologically bound liberal dogmas/principles

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German term or phrase:dienstverpflichtete Liberalismen
English translation:teleologically bound liberal dogmas/principles
Entered by: Jonathan MacKerron

07:40 Mar 30, 2007
German to English translations [PRO]
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German term or phrase: dienstverpflichtete Liberalismen
"Die Vertreter solcher teleologisch *dienstverpflichteten Liberalismen* neigen zu einer milden Beurteilung staatlicher Intervention und weisen zudem hinter das individuelle Recht auf den Plural der Rechte und Freiheiten zurück, an denen man teilhaben kann, weil und soweit man einem Kollektiv angehört, also in den Genuss von Gruppenprivilegien kommt"
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Jonathan MacKerron
teleologically bound liberal dogmas/principles
Explanation:
IMO 'teleologisch' is an essential part of the qualifier. This refers back to the previous description of the appreciation of the aspects of liberalism as serving a specific purpose (teleological).

I'm not entirely happy with 'bound', but I like it better than my initial thoght of 'constrained'. A more or less direct paraphrase would be 'liberal dogmas obliged to serve defined purposes'.
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4mobilized liberalisms
Hildegard Klein-Bodenheimer (X)
3forced liberalism
casper (X)
3teleologically bound liberal dogmas/principles
Ken Cox


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forced liberalism


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teleologisch dienstverpflichtete Liberalismen
teleologically bound liberal dogmas/principles


Explanation:
IMO 'teleologisch' is an essential part of the qualifier. This refers back to the previous description of the appreciation of the aspects of liberalism as serving a specific purpose (teleological).

I'm not entirely happy with 'bound', but I like it better than my initial thoght of 'constrained'. A more or less direct paraphrase would be 'liberal dogmas obliged to serve defined purposes'.

Ken Cox
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mobilized liberalisms


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teleologically mobilized liberalisms
I would stay close to the German 'picture'. I think there is a reason for this kind of language, the author uses a military expression with 'dienstverpflichtet' and with 'teleologisch - zielgerichtet'. It seems to me important to bring this across in the English translation.

Hildegard Klein-Bodenheimer (X)
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