Sentence examples for an ethical relation from inspiring English sources

It is inconceivable to me that an ethical relation to land can exist without love, respect, and admiration for land, and a high regard for its value.

Kristeva sees in the ethics of psychoanalysis, premised on self-division, being strange to oneself, the possibility of establishing an ethical relation to alterity, inviting it into our political bonds (and warding off the most virulent forms of abjection).

If the infinite superiority is in reference to power or being, it is not obviously to the point; if it is an expression of an ethical relation, the argument is circular.

In addition, researchers should be aware that the informed consent is a procedure needed to establish a respectful and ethical relation between doctors and patients.

This is not an objection: let us not forget that Levinas does not seek to propose…moral rules, does not seek to determine a morality, but rather the essence of the ethical relation in general…in question, then, is an Ethics of Ethics [which]…can occasion neither a determined ethics nor determined laws without negating and forgetting itself" (p. 111; French, p. 164).

Since the between-two is premised on being-two (self-differentiated), it is in the cultivation of this sexual difference that we will find the possibility of an ethical sexual relation, what Irigaray calls an ethics of sexual difference.

This is a primary form of justice which is an integral part of the ethical relation.

A more promising a priori basis for dignity, one based on the inherent ethical potential of life itself, may lie in a Levinasian concept, whereby the Self's own corporeality places it in infinite ethical subjection to the Other (a formal category which, as Judith Butler puts it, serves as "a placeholder for the infinite ethical relation") [ 26, 27].

Griffin argues that the example of thick ethical concepts provides reason for skepticism that there is an ethical supervenience relation that satisfies his two assumptions (1992, 314 319).

The book can be overly didactic about the role myth plays in all human societies, but the taut prose propels the story and describes the process by which people "make a future by entering into ethical relations with the past".

In so doing, we illustrate complex and contradictory spatial, emotional and ethical relations between humans and non-humans.