Sentence examples for conceptions of autonomy from inspiring English sources

First, their conceptions of autonomy are (causally) relational.

Feminist philosophers typically reject the Kantian and Rawlsian conceptions of autonomy.

Friedman's and Meyers's conceptions of autonomy illustrate four features of autonomy that have been influential in subsequent feminist work.

This picks out the two families of conditions often proffered in conceptions of autonomy: competency conditions and authenticity conditions.

The conceptions of autonomy that employ normative competence (§5), self-regarding attitudes (§6) and dialogical features (§7) should be distinguished from those in the strong substantive category.

In the same vein, several authors pursue "dialogical" conceptions of autonomy in which an agent's answerability to others is the key condition.

But for the purposes at hand, the Panel considers it sufficient to link this conception of autonomy with the concept of informed choice that is deeply embedded in Canadian institutions, and to adopt the conception of informed choice that is presently at work in Canadian health law and in Canadian health care institutions.

"Our aim is to develop a conception of autonomy that is philosophically defensible and can be applied in practice," explains Essex University's philosophy professor, Wayne Martin, now leading the Essex Autonomy project, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

Mill's notion of individuality can be understood to be a conception of autonomy.

Huntington, Patricia, "Toward a Dialectical Conception of Autonomy", Philosophy and Social Criticism, 21(1), 37-55.

The arguments against Wolff usually concentrate on his conception of autonomy and its relation to authority.