He encourages us to value not just experience, but also the discussion and examination of experience, so we can make our choices reflectively, developing "the human faculties of perception, judgment, discriminative feeling, mental activity, and … moral preference".
This paper explores the ways in which economic regulation accommodates uncertainty through an examination of experience of regulation in Australia against a background discussion of literature on regulatory risk and principles for good regulation.
His work does not take the direct examination of "experience" as its theme, but, rather, it draws upon scripture and rational argumentation for its critiques of the available accounts of reality.
Qualitative study is uniquely suited for an initial examination of their experiences because it allows participants to express and explain their experiences rather than rate them from a pre-existing list that may or may not include all relevant topics.
To our knowledge, there has been little examination of Latinos experiences with patient registration systems and front office staff and how these interactions shape their overall experience with health care settings, particularly in areas that have seen rapid growth of Latino populations.
Her first novel, L'Opoponax (1964; The Opoponax), is an examination of childhood experiences viewed through the consciousness of a rebellious young girl in a convent school.
"We have a duty of care towards the victim, which means we allow a less robust examination of their experiences than we would on a less personally sensitive and triggering subject".
The general goal behind this research is to support the design of sustainable office buildings in warm climates through examination of past experiences, thus the paper focuses on strategies at building level and specially related with façade design.
The first comprehensive examination of the experiences of gay and lesbian youths in the child welfare system, We Don't Exactly Get the Welcome Wagon makes solid recommendations to social work practitioners as well as to policy makers about how they can provide a competent practice for gay and lesbian adolescents, and offers a methods chapter which will be useful in classroom instruction.
Mark A. Lause has stepped into this breach with a labor history of the Civil War a detailed examination of the experiences of working people as they resisted, negotiated, exploited, and survived (or not) the war.
A brief examination of the experiences of countries such as England, Iceland, New Zealand, Norway, Slovenia, or Sweden suggests that greater progress is made when a central vision is put at the centre of ECCE policy, and a dedicated ministry is nominated to translate this vision into reality.
