Sentence examples for constitutive features from inspiring English sources

The constitutive features of a mystery society were common meals, dances, and ceremonies, especially initiation rites.

Intentionality is commonly divided into three constitutive features.

Moreover, they are constitutive features of social relationships that people find good.

Consequently, its integration into the human right framework would enable the protection of constitutive features of human beings that are not being entirely protected by existing rights.

In his discussion of Gilbert's view, Bratman (1999, chap. 7) rejects the claim that mutual obligations and entitlements are constitutive features of joint action.

Korsgaard's strategy depends on establishing that the norms of rationality and morality can be derived from the constitutive features of agency and that agency is inescapable.

Rationality is there cited as the constitutive feature of the mental, while closure is cited as the constitutive feature of the physical.

From antiquity onward, equality has been considered a constitutive feature of justice.

Globalization is a constitutive feature of the modern world, and modern history includes many examples of globalization (Giddens 1990).

Attention to these proximate and more distal users in the valuation process is a complex and constitutive feature of the work of health technology transfer.

But since they claim that intentionality in turn derives from phenomenal consciousness, they are not quite faithful to the spirit of Brentano's thesis that intentionality is the constitutive feature of the mental.