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I need to finish this wonderful feminist examination of the concept of virginity, and our obsession with it, in the next three days while I still have access to my uni library!
The most-important philosophical contribution of the book was Singer's penetrating examination of the concept of "speciesism" (which he did not invent): the idea that the species membership of a being should be relevant to its moral status.
The play's revival chimes with a theme of this year's Performa, a broad examination of the concept of citizenship, "looking at how performance has always been a way to ask questions about what it means to be a moral person in society, a member of a society," Ms. Goldberg said.
Jongman-Sereno, KP; Leary, MR, The Enigma of Being Yourself: A Critical Examination of the Concept of Authenticity, Review of General Psychology (January, 2018), American Psychological Association APAA) [doi] [abs].
However, it would be hasty to arrive at the conclusion that there is no answer before a thorough examination of the concept of discrimination is completed and some judgment is made about what the best account is of the concept.
Examination of the concept of autonomy also figures centrally in debates over education policy, biomedical ethics, various legal freedoms and rights (such as freedom of speech and the right to privacy), as well as moral and political theory more broadly.
Firstly, there is a meticulous examination of the concept of emergence as such; secondly, there is a discussion of whether there is reason to think that emergent phenomena actually exist.
There has also been a revival of interest in his critical examination of the concept of relation within the field of analytic ontology, yet with apparently little interest and appreciation of those broader speculative issues that so much mattered to him.
A thorough examination of the concept of corporate personhood -- that under US law, corporations in the US are legally considered people and are granted many of the constitutional rights given a person -- as well as the impact of corporations on our lives, the Corporation asks a logical and essential question: if corporations are considered people, what kind of people are they?
