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- Dictionaryuncivil/ʌnˈsɪvl/
adjective
- 1. discourteous; impolite: "he'd been short and uncivil with her"
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2 days ago · I n the wake of the assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump, we’re reminded that we are living in what many people call “uncivil times.” Growing extremism, hyper-partisanship ...
5 days ago · Jean Cohen and Andrew Arato wrote numerous articles in the 1980s to help define the contours of the debate on “civil society” in the United States and in Europe. Jean Cohen began her career as a professor of social science at Bennington College (1980–1983), then as an assistant professor for sociology at the University of California, Berkeley (1984).
4 days ago · Citizens are one of the four essential elements that define a country, and a responsible citizenry is undoubtedly an asset to any nation. ... Such uncivil behavior is rampant and alarming ...
2 days ago · Uncivil discourse must cease to help extinguish uncivil war. A little respect for political opponents would go a long way in lowering the temperature on partisan conflicts and helping to begin the process of reconciliation and healing.
6 days ago · Incivility in the workplace — whether selective or general — can decrease workers’ performance, hinder their positive job attitudes and damage their well-being. Unlike incivility in an in-person environment, cyber incivility cannot be escaped; it can happen during work hours, after work hours and even while employees are on vacation.
3 days ago · The dictionary says that reason is “the power of the mind to think, understand, and form judgments by a process of logic.” That takes effort and time and contemplation and study.
2 days ago · It is the uncivil, affective political style of populist leaders that brings with it the demonization and dehumanization of legitimate political opponents . Populism is characterized by ethical dualism, emphasizing a strong distinction between good and evil and the identification of an enemy against whom citizens can easily be mobilized with moral indignation.
