Instead, they emphasize the meaningful character of human actions and practices.
But I am worried about the effect He or She has on the character of human beings.
In particular, his writings show a remarkable, but usually discreetly phrased, awareness of the permanently shifting character of human sexuality.
This is about a global force with a fundamentally different view of the nature of truth, the value of life, the character of human community.
In the tradition of "Richard III, Frank Underwoodd is will and motive embodied, an agent of plot rather than a character of human dimensions.
This problem is compounded by the fact that, in Spinoza's philosophy, the self-interested character of human beings is linked to what looks like moral relativism.
For Badinter, our common humanity is founded upon human reason, whereas for Agacinski it issues from the universal character of human nature.
Third was the spreading sense of the social or cultural character of human behaviour in society that is, its purely historical or conventional, rather than biological, basis.
In the 19th century, irrational skepticism was developed into existentialism, a school of philosophy that emphasizes the concrete and problematic character of human existence.
If France were to mandate political parity, she warned, it would mock revolutionary France's liberating credo, one based on the universal character of human rights.
