Sentence examples for ethical conceptions from inspiring English sources

Citing Daniels [ 117], Boggio concludes that 'ethics require "that there is a space for deliberation in which reasonable people will disagree about what is ethically required, either from a human rights perspective or from other ethical conceptions"' [ 116].

How does the technological blurring of this boundary affect our ethical conceptions of humanity and inhumanity?

There are similarities between the modal systems of India (the ragas) and of the Middle East (the maqām system) and between some cosmological and ethical conceptions of music.

He rejected what he called "strict relational relativism," that ethical conceptions have validity only relative to a society.

There is some affiliation between humanity and brotherhood in African ethical conceptions: if we are human, we are (must be) brothers, in a capacious, comprehensive sense of the word 'brother' (to be discussed shortly).

Thus Buber managed to meld Kantian metaphysical and ethical conceptions into a more immediate relation with things as they appear to us and as we represent them to ourselves that resonated with a conception of reality in its immediacy that he had discovered in Nietzsche.

As Bernard Williams (1973, 1985; cf. Flanagan 1991) forcefully argued, an ethical conception that commends relationships, commitments, or life projects that are at odds with the sorts of attachments that can be reasonably be expected to take root in and vivify actual human lives is an ethical conception with at best a very tenuous claim to our assent.

(Further, even if we do agree on the need for a distinctly ethical conception of personhood and personal identity, it is not clear why the one Rovane has chosen is supposed to be uniquely suited to our purposes.

The philosophical situationists John Doris (1998, 2002) and Gilbert Harman (1999, 2000a, 2003) were the first to mount an empirical challenge to the virtue ethical conception of character, arguing on the basis of evidence from personality and social psychology that the structure of most people's dispositions does not match the structure of virtues (or vices).

This is an ethical conception of society with deep roots in the American tradition.

BA was in the planning phase of the study responsible for the development of the ethical conception.