Translation of "Katastrophismus" in English

Without falling into catastrophism, the new challenges were real.

Catastrophism or denial are human emphasis arising from fear or denial of rational fear.

For if they are Trotsky’s economic catastrophism must be rejected.

Before that they had a complete different idea of geology and it was called catastrophism.

Now catastrophism was an old hat and was out when I listened to geologists.

This "new catastrophism," is not unlike the revolutions brought about by the heliocentric solar system of Copernicus, or Darwinian evolution, or the big bang.

As a physician, I usually concentrate strictly on medical and health-related issues, not history or catastrophism.

Theories Zillmer like Immanuel Velikovsky is an advocate of Catastrophism, however, in connection with a special Young-Earth-Theory, the Young-Earth-Catastrophe-Theory suggesting that the Earth as a planet is old indeed, but was struck by a global catastrophe (deluge) about 5000 to 6000 years ago, causing our earth's crust to be remodelled and rebuilt significantly.

Catastrophism was the early 19th century theory that major changes in the geological structure of the earth occurred only during short periods of violent upheaval (catastrophes) which were separated by long periods of comparative stability.

Our own orthodox stance was condemned by our inner-party opponents as "catastrophism" and "dogmatism," and it this enmity obliged us to invest great effort (involving our reluctant agreement to make various deletions in draft documents) to win over majorities for our positions.

Uniformitarianism is the principle, originally opposed to catastrophism, that the same geologic processes are at work in nature today as have always existed and operated throughout geologic time.

This "new catastrophism," is not unlike the revolutions brought about by the heliocentric solar system of Copernicus, or Darwinian evolution, or the big bang.

In Britain, further research by astronomers Clube and Napier, Prof. Mark Bailey of the Armagh Observatory, Duncan Steel of Spaceguard Australia, and Britain's best known astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle, all led to their support of the theory of cometary impact loosely termed the 'British School of Coherent Catastrophism'.

His 'theory of collapse' is understood not just in terms of a merely economic cataclysm, but also rather as a linking of catastrophes in the economic, military and revolutionary realms -i.e. the articulation of a crisis, the policies of the states (hegemony) and the class struggle.

The verification of natural disasters up to the 15th century in the sense of catastrophism has also eventually led to the amendment of the course of the old -, and new world's history of civilization (criticism of chronology) in his book "Columbus came last ".

Such appeals entail a recognition of the dynamic, contingent, and transversal understanding of environmental violence, where conflict cannot be seen as a form of catastrophism but rather as a call to action for justice yet to come.

His ’theory of collapse’ is understood not just in terms of a merely economic cataclysm, but also rather as a linking of catastrophes in the economic, military and revolutionary realms -i.e. the articulation of a crisis, the policies of the states (hegemony) and the class struggle.

They accused us of “catastrophism” because we stated that globalization had accelerated – not alleviated – the contradictions of the capitalist world economy.

Without resorting to the sort of catastrophism derided above, it seems time is running out, that climate catastrophe is imminent, and that democracy is increasingly on the defensive.