Sentence examples for conceptions of humanity from inspiring English sources

How does the technological blurring of this boundary affect our ethical conceptions of humanity and inhumanity?

To evaluate their arguments we must decide on the merits of the different principles and conceptions of humanity and society from which they proceed.

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One of the great achievements of modern times, he suggested, was the liberal conception of humanity: the view that there were universal and inalienable human rights, and that the powers of reason could both honor those rights and eradicate the world's evils.

But Mr. McGregor's glacial conception of humanity seems even smaller than Ms. Stroman's.

The problem with the tests is not their demand for intellectual rigor but their narrow conception of humanity.

There's something comforting to Virgil's conception of humanity, in which relatively little malice and unreasonableness and rapacity seem innate to our kind.

More significant than this jejune attack on faith, she argues, is the disturbing fact that "the mind, as felt experience, has been excluded from important fields of modern thought" and as a result "our conception of humanity has shrunk".

Why, that is, have we chosen to go with Hume and Kant, rather than with the pre-racial conception of humanity espoused by Kraus, or the anti-racial picture that Herder offered in opposition to his contemporaries?

Against the conception of humanity in naturalistic theories of evolution, Idealists offered an elevated view of the relation between humanity and natureba.

A cosmopolitan liberal theory of global justice thus begins with a conception of humanity as a common moral community of free and equal persons.