Sentence examples similar to embrace a justification from inspiring English sources

First, researchers in the social studies of science tend to embrace a form of relativism about the traditional concepts of epistemic justification and rationality, by rejecting the idea of universal and objective epistemic norms.

Find or embrace a talent.

An important conception of the architecture of perceptual justification, called dogmatism in Pryor (2000 and 2004), embraces a generalised form of liberalism about perceptual justification by stating that our experiences give us immediate and prima facie justification for believing their contents.

The reliabilist actually accepts the first clause of PIJ, but avoids both the epistemic and conceptual regresses by embracing a kind of justified belief that does not owe its justification to the having of other different justified beliefs.

He quickly embraced a free-market perspective.

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Or embracing an old woman.

Ginsburg, though, embraces an austere modernism.

The perspective embraces an individual | collective relationship.

We should not allow the Bush administration's catastrophic embrace of torture to become a justification for abandoning principles of due process that we have upheld for more than two centuries.

Sometimes, the importance of structured behavioral support is treated as a justification for not embracing exercise rather than discussed as a barrier that could/should be overcome through incorporation of diabetes educators, exercise physiologists, and lay coaches into diabetes care.