Pohlhaus (2011) argues that such ignorance can be willful, leading to a type of hermeneutical injustice that Dotson (2012) defines as contributory injustice, an intentional maintenance of inadequate hermeneutical resources that harmfully obstructs the uptake of resources the oppressed have developed to make sense of their experience.
Political correctness is also to blame for a lack of imagination and a failure to be fully adult, which, perhaps paradoxically, is to be willful and indifferent to trends or criticism.
"Unfortunately, some of Trump's advisers and appointees appear to be willful, intractable, and committed to their own unspoken agendas, making their decisions without concern for him, his image or his campaign promises".
"I have been shocked at what appears to be willful blindness by folks in the physician community to the criminal conduct that corrupts the patient-physician relationship," he said.
And if Hollande wins, the French will have chosen a man at ease with generalities who aspires to be "willful" and "dignified," a symbol of "brotherhood" and "bringing people together".
On one of three patents in dispute, the jury found the infringement to be willful.
Aside from the $1 billion in damages, which the judge has the option of increasing because the jury found the infringement to be willful, the verdict might not affect DuPont's plans that much.
Even its most violent moment, when the opening tissue of music for string quartet (the soloist plus three orchestral players) is savaged by a tutti chord of C minor, is too knowing to be willful.
The judge, however, ruled that Mr. Tenenbaum's infringement of copyright was incontrovertible, and the jury found it to be willful — a finding that under the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976, as amended in 1999, rendered him liable for a fine of up to $150,000 per song.
The jury found RIMM's infringement to be willful.
