Sentence examples for adding a normative dimension to from inspiring English sources

Where Herder (together with Hamann) is more original is in rejecting the Rationalists' reduction of sensation and volition to cognition; establishing the unity thesis in an empirical rather than apriorist way; and adding a normative dimension to it — this is not only how the mind is but also how it ought to be.

Nonetheless, we may identify at least three routes through which economic analysis of law might acknowledge a normative dimension to law.

However, feminist social epistemologists have felt this need to incorporate a normative dimension to their social analyses in a particularly pressing way: feminist political demands for the elimination of oppression are normative in a moral sense, but they also depend on epistemically normative claims for their justification.

There is a normative dimension to the intersubjective practice of care-giving as well as in the more 'skills focused' formal ethics of the caring professions, and these dimensions may not be aligned in all cases.

This being the case there is clearly an ethical and normative dimension to care.

Technology is adding a new dimension to the experiences of both parents and the kids themselves.

The second added a normative appeal to this message (i.e., "75% of guests reuse their towels").

They append by adding an extra dimension to their datasets, corresponding to time.

Rabbi Stephen Bofth-Nadav of Wisdom House said, "This memorial is adding a whole other dimension to Holocaust memorials.

He will definitely add a new dimension to our play.

It adds a deeper dimension to our lives.