Sentence examples for ethical work from inspiring English sources
His most important ethical work, Nicomachean Ethics, devotes the first book to a preliminary account of happiness, which is then completed in the last chapters of the final book, Book X.
Our goal is clear: to move beyond a belief in the Protestant work ethic alone to a modern vision of ethical work.
I further propose that translational ethics could be considered as a new discipline of ethical work constructively structured around compositions of translational movements.
In this respect, the article draws on ethical work around biotechnologies and the development of public health ethics.
The ethical work of program evaluators is based on a covenant of honesty and transparency among stakeholders.
In order to recognize the impact of ethical work on others and on the wider world, ethical education should begin early and continue throughout life.
The Patiṟeṇ-kīṟkkaṇakku ("Eighteen Ethical Works"), usually dated as post-Śaṅgam (4th 7th centuries), are all affected by Jainism and Buddhism.
The folk tripadi ("three-line verse") of Sarvajña (1700?) is a household word for wit and wisdom, like the Kuṟaḷ in Tamil (see above Eighteen Ethical Works) and the "century" of four-line verses in Telugu by Vēmana (15th century).
Later ethical works rely even more heavily on empirical generalizations.
If this is the case, then the Lives are complementary with Plutarch's ethical works of practical orientation that I discuss in the previous section.
Most of the ethical works of Philodemus are practical in outlook, assuming rather than arguing for the tenets of Epicurean ethical theory, on which they are always founded (Section 2.2.5.1).
