Less loaded notions of intimidation, terrorisation, forcible resistance, and severe violence offer greater space for a proper analysis of the justifiability of using such measures in political protest.
On many views, an analysis of the justifiability of civil disobedience must consider not only the dissenter's particular action and its likely consequences, but also her motivation for engaging in this act of civil disobedience.
Questions of the justifiability of religious belief have previously been center stage in philosophy of religion.
Only such critical discussion can assure us of the justifiability of the (true) beliefs we do have and can help us avoid falsity or the partiality of belief or opinion framed in the context of just one point of view.
However, Bishop contends that insofar as questions may still arise for the reflective believer about the justifiability of commitment to the framework principles of the theistic doxastic practice, isolationism cannot avoid the need for doxastic ventures that outrun the available evidence.
It does not take into account the intentions of the agents, their knowledge or foresight about the consequences of their actions, or the justifiability of their reasons for acting (e.g., the marksmen were acting in self-defense).
To discuss the justifiability of different definitions, the paper has applied epistemological justification for SE definitional components.
They criticize the usefulness of the descriptive concept as defined by Weber for neglecting people's second order beliefs about legitimacy their beliefs, not just about the actual legitimacy of a particular political institution, but about the justifiability of this institution, i.e. about what is necessary for legitimacy.
The play's underlying theme is the justifiability of violence in political action.
