The core notion in an ethics of care understanding is caring for and taking care of others.
The later Mohist texts present a more detailed and sophisticated version of the same basic approach, grounded in the core notions of fa (models), zhong (matching), shi/fei (this/not-this), and bian (distinguishing).
The priority monist could in principle try to contest 21, but the notion of an intrinsic property looks to have important theoretical work to do.[57] For instance, intrinsicness seems connected to other core notions like duplication (duplicates agree in all of their intrinsic properties) and change (change is change in intrinsic properties).
It will also marginalize the West in history and upend our core notions of what it means to be modern.
Other statistics also suggest that the nonprofit sector has drifted from core notions of charity.
Although the different notions of randomness end up corresponding to the differentiability of slightly different classes of appropriate computable functions, in a sense there is a common core notion of typicality in play here.
For this purpose, the IEEE Ontologies for Robotics and Automation (ORA) Working Group started developing an ontology, called POS, with the purpose of defining the core notions required to share spatial concepts in the R&A domain.
It is worth noting that in most literature on governance of complex problems, core notions are not always clearly specified.
Because the core notion of being President is that you no longer represent a single tribe in a political battle but, rather, the superintending rules of political battle itself.
Perhaps the hidden feature is in some way related to mentality and consciousness such is the core notion of panpsychism.
Such is the core notion of the stag and hen party: not one last jolly or hurrah, but a final reminder of how bleak and upsetting it is spending an evening in a nightclub without managing to have any fun.
