Newspaper clippings, membership lists, conference agendas and registrant lists, letters, drafts of by-laws, conception and values of AWS, "Grapes and Wines in Eastern U.S.A". Pamphlets, dictionaries, articles, etc. about or by AWS.
This is problematic in that it excludes from the direct protection of liberal policies those individuals and groups whose self-conceptions and value commitments are deeply constituted by cultural factors.
Extraordinary recent progress in genetics and cell biology is revealing details about cancer that undermine prior conceptions, and highlight the value of an evolutionary perspective.
In order to address this question it may be useful to debate different conceptions of values and consider what communication aims would correspond with each.
A philosophical approach to ethics of this kind allows students to use their ethical intuitions — the knowledge provided by their own experience — to revise and structure their conceptions of value, and, on that basis, critically evaluate their general social and political roles, and select the appropriate actions in a particular situation.
The pedagogical principles around which the syllabus is constructed share much in common with the Core Curriculum: it is based on readings of broad cultural significance which students are encouraged to use in developing and understanding a richer conception of their personal identities and values, and classes prioritize student discussion over lectures.
George Levine's aim in Darwin Loves You is to argue that Darwin's own understanding of nature can and should serve as a model for a non-supernatural, secular conception of meaning and value.
This implies that the liberal conception of justice, and the legitimation of political power more generally, can be specified and justified without crucial reference to controversial conceptions of value and moral principles (what Rawls calls "comprehensive moral conceptions" (Rawls 1993, 13 15).
These results validate previous, more theoretical, discussions about possible variations in use and conception of values in healthcare [ 16, 61, 62] and extend other research looking at experts' values in breast screening generally [ 52].
The authors examine the evolutionary significance of nature during childhood; the formation of children's conceptions, values, and sympathies toward the natural world; how contact with nature affects children's physical and mental development; and the educational and political consequences of the weakened childhood experience of nature in modern society.
