— Civilians might attack combatants to prevent themselves from being harmed by the achievement of the adversary's war aims, for example to defend their property or liberty, just as soldiers do when they fight in defense of territory or political independence.
Neither Rorty nor Dennett, for example, appear to defend incorrigibility by appeal to self-fulfillment accounts of introspection (though in both cases, interpreting their positive accounts is difficult).
Indeed, the point of the example is to defend rather than undermine Aristotle's account of contraries (found, inter alia, in Topics 2).
Daniel Callahan, for example sought to defend 'the moral seriousness of biological [genetic] fatherhood' as a 'natural bond [that] cannot be abrogated or put aside' 21 so that even post-adoption a biological father retains responsibility for his child should that adoption fail.
Former anorexic-turned-plus-sized model Crystal Renn, for example, has had to defend her drop in weight from size 14 to size 6-8 (which she attributes to the stress of a breakup, lots of hiking and yoga, and healthy eating).
Germany, for example, is battling to defend a law that limits the portion of Volkswagen any one investor may control to no more than 20percentt.
For example, she aims to defend an ambivalent picture of the culture portrayed in Jennie Livington's 1991 film Paris is Burning which documents the drag ball competitions of various 'houses' in New York City, held by mostly black and latino/a queer men, transsexuals, and queens (1993, 121 140).
After Haymarket, the haute bourgeoisie went into the fort building business; Fort Sheridan in Chicago, for example, was erected to defend against "internal insurrection".
"It is an example of true Madridismo to defend Real Madrid from what we believe to be unjust, irregular or arbitrary.
The resulting outrage stirred protests across the country, and Islamists cited it as an example of the need to defend their faith as they rode to triumph at the polls.
