Sentence examples for cultural morality from inspiring English sources

By sustaining various beliefs, he carried aspects of the 19th century forward into the age of Duchamp: a cultural morality, for instance, according to which he regarded art as pure, something from the heart, inimitable or else not art.

One is that good true-crime storytelling does what art, film and literature does, in that it makes us question our collective cultural morality.

If you're going to take on ideas like globalism, corporate responsibility, and cross-cultural morality, you don't get off that easy.

Such conflation suggests ethnic moralities.

Since we can account for (nearly) pan-cultural moral rules as well as moral judgment without appeal to dedicated innate mechanisms, Nichols (2005) concludes that morality is an evolutionary by-product rather than an adaptation.

This is a travel book of apocalyptic intensity, written during the second world war, which became the repository for all her thoughts and feelings about war, history, politics, morality, cultural identity, the life force and the death wish, and the relations between men and women.

Cultural differences in morality have also been tested using economic games (Henrich et al., 2005).

Some philosophers have resisted the claim that there is cultural variation in morality.

In fact, whipping children has long been a badge of cultural superiority and morality in black communities.

The fact of extensive disagreement about what is best for children, or for a child, is often set in the context of broader cultural disagreements about morality in general.

Fox 5 New York ran a story yesterday about the $179 million sale of Pablo Picasso's legendary painting Les Femmes d'Alger and, being the cultural pillars of morality that they are, they took it upon themselves to blur out anything that could come close to an approximation of a tit in the painting.