Jan 27, 2021 01:08
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Arabic term
تومئ الى وجود إستقطاب حدي
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تومئ الى وجود إستقطاب حدي
لا ننسى اننا في سياق إستقطابي، منذ سنوات التحول الديمقراطي نحن لسنا مجتمعاً متوازناً فيه آراء يعني معتدلة تأتي في الوسط وان ماشهدناه من أزمات طيلة المسار الديمقراطي تومئ الى وجود إستقطاب حدي.
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The process of democracy singles the presence of a critical polarisation
استقطاب here means polarisation and it is a common disease in the democracies to have these kinds of problems.
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Indicate the presence of accentuated polarization / indicate an accentuated polarization
مجرد رأي.
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"[seem to] suggest an existing" extreme polarization / divergent polarization
According to Wikipedia the definition of "Political polarization" is the divergence of political attitudes to ideological extremes. Almost all ... Polarization in multiparty systems can also be defined along two ideological extremes, like in the case of India in the 1970s...etc.
Accordingly, we can derive from this definition the expression needed to convey the idea of the far-end extremes in attitudes. Noting that the second suggestion as it seems to me tends to be used more or less in scientific context over the first one.
As for تومئ الى وجود , we can use "point at an existing", "[seem to] suggest an existing", "seem to uphold an underlying" ...and many more.
Accordingly, we can derive from this definition the expression needed to convey the idea of the far-end extremes in attitudes. Noting that the second suggestion as it seems to me tends to be used more or less in scientific context over the first one.
As for تومئ الى وجود , we can use "point at an existing", "[seem to] suggest an existing", "seem to uphold an underlying" ...and many more.
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