Translation of "Provinzialismus" in English

For there will still exist provincialism", nationalism and fundamentalism.

Nationalism is making a comeback, albeit for now in the form of petty provincialism.

And so, in an attempt to free ourselves from narrow-minded provincialism, I propose a toast to Peru and to a United America.

The Orthodox Churches are constituted as National Churches, which causes some narrowness and provincialism.

Quite apart from the significance of this line of argument in political and military terms, it is important to recognise that it is an expression of American provincialism which leaves no room for a reciprocal international approach, in which countries such as Iraq are countered with international embargoes coupled with sanctions.

And so they are pockets of parochialism that are being connected in a way that makes them feel like they are mainstream.

Obama ran right into a perfect storm of the worst aspects of American democracy: red-state provincialism and ignorance, fearful conservatism, Republican Party obstructionism and even some Democratic Party dissidence.

The rise of militant parochialism on both sides of the Atlantic is being investigated from every angle imaginable: psychoanalytically, culturally, anthropologically, aesthetically, and of course in terms of identity politics.

While all of these fears are highly correlated with the militant parochialism fueling Trump and Brexit, they are only tangential to the deeper cause – class war against the poor – alluded to by the car affordability data in the US and the credit-dependence of much of Britain’s population.

As the philosopher Peter Singer showed in his book One World, a united front against the biggest problems facing the world will require a fundamental shift in attitude – away from parochialism and toward a redefinition of self-interest.

Today’s German elites share an outlook that is a far cry from the inward-looking provincialism of the post-war Bonn Republic.

According to Spahn, “elitist hipsters” may think they are being cosmopolitan, but they are actually betraying their own provincialism.

About what we could achieve if leaders avoid national provincialism what we can achieve together.

Berndt von Staden was led to wonder whether the Germans’ tendency to keep to themselves was the result of memories of the recent past or of traditional German provincialism (9).

Having created this, It has led to kill the size of the plurality of the same collegiality, plunging the Church into provincialism and applying surreal socio-political categories of people that do not correspond to the great universal breath of the reality of God's People.

In the Oriental thought of the Bible writers this case a factor or field of illustration often grudgingly conceded by the materialistic provincialism of modern Western science.

The latter term does not exist in the proper lexicon, I invented I, more so I provide the necessary explanations: the quartieralismo is worse provincialism, because the quartierale is a person associated with psycho-social level to the neighborhood of a specific city or urban environment.

The silence, in which the observer, the young poet-officer was envelopped, who should later institute himself as one of the first in favor of the modernization of the Hungarian language and culture and the awakening patriotism of his social class and population, was the silence of a man, who was thinking of the backwardness of his fatherland and of the provincialism of Pozsony, formerly Pressburg, today Bratislava.

Many of the outside observers see the regional separatism as a form of the resurgent nationalism or anti-global or anti-European provincialism.

Como is much improved but I hope to provincialism patina that still remains even through cultural tourism increasingly becoming diluted in the lake.