Ultimately, the question becomes whether the contextual argument is enough to justify violating the principle of beneficence.
In The Fate of Knowledge (2002), she further develops her contextual empiricist argument along lines that break down the dichotomy between the rational and the social (and many other dichotomies along the way).
(c) Providing arguments, associations, and contextual knowledge that help policy makers to reflect on their situation and to improve and sharpen their judgment (reflexive function).
Such apparent contradictions and the shifting between different discourses on masculinity and male sexuality reinforces arguments about the contextual shaping of the self within post-structuralist accounts of a non-unitary self, which Helle-Valle (2004), for example, has termed 'dividuality' in documenting sexual and gender practices in his work in Botswana.
He's using an argument about the contextual nature of knowledge to try and ward off the plain fact that Galileo was right, and the church, and the supposedly 'inerrant' bible, wrong.
Then theres the argument of whether contextual targeted ads would work any better on MySpace (and indeed any social network) than, say, Google.
The findings are therefore consistent with the argument that increased contextual selection of students might improve recruitment to under-served communities.
Her contextual empiricism and, more recently, her argument to dissolve completely the rational/social dichotomy and the dichotomies that underlie it allow her to delve into the right areas.
This reflects the argument that the same contextual processes which influence health may not have the same systematic impact in different places [ 18].
Arguments for the importance of contextual factors in understanding human performance have been made extremely persuasively in the context of the process control industries.
