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Consequently, in the liberal circles he was always denounced as an obscurantist, pedant, and an enemy of progress.

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This progression dovetails neatly with the obscurantist line of theoretical free association that dominates the academy, where 85 percent of art history doctoral degrees are in contemporary art.

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The minute the university is asked make an ethically-based statement that is practical and relevant, it produces an obscurantist reply.

rabble.ca

Such pieces satirized poetry perceived as antiquated: individualist, aestheticist, surrealist, obscurantist, hermeticist and escapist.

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The government's cynical use of that word to describe their obscurantist behaviour is ludicrous.

www.winnipegfreepress.com

And, it must be said, often the most obscurantist, too.

www.independent.ie

No compromise with reactionary and obscurantist trends!

www.marxist.com

Moreover, world affairs do not require any special training or expertise to understand, despite the claims of some obscurantist academics.

www.huffingtonpost.com

Honesty is the best policy, even in this obscurantist question.

www.smh.com.au

These vicious attacks were heavily charged with symbolism: an obscurantist religious ideology attempted to annihilate the "city of light" that promptly defended itself.

www.onlineopinion.com.au