In today's America, View of the Yosemite Valley may appeal to us to forge a new relationship between commerce and conscience, in which the development of alternative energy sources, based on responsible stewardship of the environment, can help further the nation's prosperity.
Conor Cruise O'Brien wrote that Albert Camus was the writer most representative of the Western consciousness and conscience in its relation to the non-Western world.
Enjoy freedom of expression, belief and conscience in cyberspace with absolute adherence to the fundamental laws and principles of individuals and institutions.
Some have protested that such rules violate the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the "freedom of thought, belief and conscience" clause in the Constitution of Japan, but the Board has argued that since schools are government agencies, their employees have an obligation to teach their students how to be good Japanese citizens.
On balance, though, I would give the contest to The Crucible, which found in the Salem witch hunts a timeless metaphor for the struggles between state tyranny and individual conscience in the 20th century.
The little bit of integrity and conscience left in the mainstream media needs to be immediately reminded of the Nixon-Watergate-Pentagon Papers history and awakened to the dangerous consequences that otherwise flow from "war empowered" Presidents, from their well-oiled military machine and covert intelligence apparatus.
On Monday night BBC2 gave us the completely wonderful Bloody Queens – the story of Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots' 26 years spent locked in conflict with each other, God and conscience, reconstructed in the main by their correspondence with each other and their courtiers.
The first phase was aroused in part by Roosevelt, then nourished by women and men of conscience in the 60's and 70's.
She is an oasis of feeling and legitimacy, the conscience in the battle of wills between Lecter and Verger, madmen with the fluted vowels and showy accents.
It's the brainchild of business tycoon Joachim Crohne Ulf Pilgaardd), which can only ever be a bad thing, but Birgitte soon realises that humanitarian brownie points will raise Denmark's profile higher than a hundred seasons of The Killing ever could, saving her coalition and salving her conscience in the process.
"When I heard the title, I didn't want to see the movie," said Albert Pisarenkov, who was a comedian and a prisoner of conscience in the Soviet Union and now lives in New York.
