(It is a noteworthy feature of our virtue and vice vocabulary that, although our list of generally recognised virtue terms is comparatively short, our list of vice terms is remarkably, and usefully, long, far exceeding anything that anyone who thinks in terms of standard deontological rules has ever come up with.
Another feature of a virtues man is not to consent a malicious act without struggling against it.
This is generally taken to be the feature in virtue of which the deserver deserves the desert.
The latter do claim that moral properties must be characterized in terms of appropriate responses, but nevertheless deny that kindness, say, is constituted by meriting responses it is rather a mind-independent feature in virtue of which responses are merited.
What is the nature of the "intrinsic" but (allegedly) "non-causal" features in virtue of which the movements of the continental plates "resemble" the artificial models which the seismologists are able to manipulate?
Darwall (1977) distinguishes appraisal respect, which is based on assessment of character traits, from esteem, another attitude of positive assessment whose wider basis include any features in virtue of which one can think well of someone.
Naturalism is the mistake of thinking value terms like "good" straightforwardly denote the features in virtue of which we commend them.
Yet these are the very features in virtue of which the film would lose protection?
Appearing on the Blacklist increases their chance of winning an Oscar, and might even lead to their being discovered and pulled onto major features by virtue of having their talent showcased.
Presumably the data must possess additional features by virtue of which it can serve as an epistemically trustworthy guide to a theory's acceptability.
Males suggests ideas such as using the connected garments to offer "easter eggs" to music fans who come together physically in a space for instance – enabling them to unlock new features by virtue of being at a certain gig or event.
