Sentence examples for by standpoint from inspiring English sources

The controversies evoked by standpoint theories and their criticisms also have stimulated important discussions concerning how feminist social epistemologists are to understand the exact nature of the relationship between social location and epistemic perspective.

Standpoint theorists, and many who are inspired by standpoint theory, not only maintain Haraway's situated knowledge thesis, conceptualizing all knowledge as perspectival, but also hold a stronger thesis that some of those perspectives are epistemically more valuable than others.

I think they were terrible, disgusting by any standpoint.

Both neutrality and impartiality seem violated by feminist standpoint theory.

The second stage, broadly speaking, is defined by the standpoint of place or topos (basho).

She believes that naturalized epistemology by its descriptive character and its concern with the context and details of knowing is capable of including features valued by feminist standpoint epistemology, for example, the relational aspects of knowing and the grounding that knowledge has in the body and in activities of daily life (1991, 112, 246).

The weight borne by any standpoint of the animal and the surface of contact were measured over an extended period of observation by floor captors.

Some transcripts have been previously described in nodulated soybean; however, novel genes were firstly described and could be related to the Brazilian germoplasm (plant genotype and bacterium), both studied by this standpoint for the first time.

This idea is supported by the standpoint of the medical profession, as the Ethic Codex of the Hungarian Medical Chamber declares that "…one of the explanations of the existence of informal payments is the low salary of the physicians and the dysfunction of the health care system".

Recent studies using a within-monozygotic twins method to control for unobserved factors shared by identical twins support this standpoint by indicating significant prohealth effects of education in some regional contexts 44 but not in others.

In the first book-length study to be entitled A Feminist Philosophy of Religion (1998) Anderson set out to revise and reform philosophy of religion by using feminist standpoint epistemology as developed by Sandra Harding in philosophy of science.