Sentence examples for difference in personhood from inspiring English sources

This difference in personhood is to some extent shown by how elaborately the graves 'above' and 'below' are marked.

The question therefore arises as to why these vast differences in personhood-relevant properties do not underwrite a large difference in moral status and a concomitant difference in the research protections owed to individuals of the two groups.

If moral status admits of degrees, then the defender of animal research would locate the main problem with the Borderline-Personhood Argument in its claim that there are only slight differences in personhood-relevant properties between borderline persons and paradigmatic persons.

The difference in visions of personhood is at the heart of what he has called elsewhere "a clash of orthodoxies".

Pivoting to Trump 2.0 likewise meant having no use for the intimacies and the self-examination inherent in personhood.

Personalism posits ultimate reality and value in personhood — human as well as (at least for most personalists) divine.

For Gyekye, then, differences with respect to personhood cannot account for the difference in how the Akan deal with the death of infants and adults.

A perhaps more troublesome difficulty is that it is not at all obvious why the fact that people differ in their attainment of rational agency capacity above the threshold of personhood does not bring about difference in their fundamental moral status.

The difference in status between those possessing merely the okra and those who have achieved a higher degree of personhood can be thought of in terms of the difference between the quality of moral agency and degrees of moral responsibility.

In contrast, personhood is something for a human to become to different degrees through individual achievement.

The only such article on our graph is the 1972 Lancet article in the personhood cluster.