Sentence examples for based on social practices from inspiring English sources

The artificial virtues— respecting people's property rights, fidelity in keeping promises and contracts, and allegiance to government— are dispositions based on social practices and institutions that arise from conventions.

As Chiodelli maintains (Chiodelli 2009), creativity is based on social practices, slow, contrasting, divergent but capable at the same time of producing a unitary social project, which becomes real in an urban space.

The study considers urban agriculture activities for food provision, as part of alternative food networks, whilst the research design is based on Social Practice Theory and the Multi-Level Framework.

Similarly, discrimination in Pakistan and India, based on social-cultural practices, gender, age and marital status affected the full integration process of CBHWs into the population as well as the health service delivery functions of the health system.

This paper presents a review of historical changes in residential energy demand, everyday practices and related societal systems in Japan by using an analytical framework designed based on social theories of practice.

The Guidelines have been revised based on social transformations and evolving practices in early childhood care and education and the New Guidelines were greatly affected by those social factors.

"Relation ranking" would thus have generated a system of practices and duties based on social relations that was largely congruent with the role-based duties recognized by the Ru ("erudites," or Confucians), the Mohists' main opponents.

It is based on social learning processes (individual learning, interdisciplinary research practices, and interaction between researchers with different backgrounds); social capital outcomes (ability to interact, interpersonal connectivity, and shared understanding); and knowledge and human capital outcomes (new knowledge that integrates multiple research fields).

Hitler believed that his racist and eugenic practices were ethical and could be defended based on social Darwinist presuppositions.

The study intervention is based on social cognitive theory [ 47- 50], which posits that learning and practicing a new behavior enhances self-efficacy.

The intervention was based on social support theory and was delivered in groups based in the general practices of participating patients.