As Heidi grows and changes, taking on the challenges of autonomy, the men seem more mired in their societal roles, gay Peter in the age of AIDS, and infantile Scoop, ambitious in politics, career, social climbing, "marrying well," despite loving Heidi.
The most frequent barriers are "time constraints," "instructional challenges," "loss of autonomy," and "resistance to change".
For that reason, my cochlear implant didn't fundamentally challenge my sense of autonomy and selfhood.
Cooperation with the police is highly variable between individual schools; until the government grasps the nettle and challenges the level of autonomy schools enjoy it will make little headway on youth offending.
E3 Throughout these various appeals to best interest, students did not seem to be intentionally challenging the importance of autonomy.
The reality is that "stay-at-home mums" sometimes feel insecure precisely because they are uncomfortably dependent on their partners and worry about the challenge of regaining some autonomy in the future.
Lack of maturity and family relations poses a series of challenges with autonomy, informed consent, assent, and assessing the best interest of children and adolescents.
Thus, a number of feminist philosophers take up this challenge and present accounts of autonomy that do not devalue the interpersonal capacities and social contributions that are conventionally coded feminine (Nedelsky 1989; Meyers 1989 and 2000; Benhabib 1995 and 1999; Weir 1995).
Further, the barriers include concerns about a "cook book" approach to medicine and oversimplification of complex clinical questions, lack of acceptance of guidelines' recommendations, practical barriers and a perceived challenge to the autonomy of the clinician.
Notably, all of this data flowing into your smartphone is a challenge to the autonomy of the medical profession, which has deep paternalistic roots that trace back well before Hippocrates (~400 BC).
WASHINGTON -- The Federal Reserve appears to have succeeded in fending off a challenge to the autonomy of its monetary policy decisions, but it is likely to face greater scrutiny of the actions it has taken since 2007 to prevent financial institutions from collapsing.
