Sentence examples for a universal standpoint from inspiring English sources
For example, the Kantian idea of the ethical "person," which opens itself to a universal standpoint by way of a negation of the self-will of the ego, suggested for Nishitani a "kind of standpoint of 'non-ego'" (see NKC I, 60).
Components that are quantifiable from a universal standpoint (defined as intrinsic value components) are structured into an MCDA matrix (the MCDA Value Matrix or VM), which includes 15 components usually considered in healthcare decisionmaking [ 27].
In general, components defining the intrinsic value of an intervention are quantifiable from a universal standpoint, while extrinsic or system-related components are not readily quantifiable or quantification scales depend on specific local considerations.
Other components of decisions, which are not quantifiable from a universal standpoint, i.e., related to the specific healthcare system or ethical considerations (defined as extrinsic value components [ 27]), were further explored, identified and structured into a tool (Extrinsic Value Tool - see below).
This critique has been forcefully developed by feminist postmodernists, who question the possibility of a unified standpoint of women, and see, behind the assertion of a universal woman's viewpoint, the perspective of relatively privileged white women (Lugones & Spelman 1983).
Criticisms of a unitary identity of "woman" have been motivated by worries that much feminist theory has originated from the standpoint of a particular class of women who mistake their own particular standpoint for a universal one.
While a universal Medicare program is desirable from the standpoint of both public health and economic efficiency, it is hard to see how losing in the Supreme Court gets us there.
"He has a universal face.
Or create a universal risk?
"That's a universal theme".
