By providing each PIK professor with appointments in two Penn schools, this initiative supports the full breadth and depth of their pioneering work while also building on Penn's foundational commitment to interdisciplinary research.
No doubt nervously, the Met asserts its foundational commitment to art history by including two small images of Muhammad; one of them, "The Night Journey of Muhammad," a charming sixteenth-century folio illustration from Herat, in modern-day Afghanistan, shows the Prophet riding the Buraq, a human-headed horse, through the Seven Heavens, amid angels, as men doze in a mosque courtyard below.
I know we're almost out of time for this week's newsletter but — following on from the note about 'Member Behavior' — I wanted to take a short moment to remind all Members of the Club's foundational commitment to freedom of expression at all costs.
Loving your enemies certainly includes supporting the foundational commitment to free speech, and defending the right of free speech, even, or especially, for those who offend you.
One of the festival's encoded principles, as articulated by organizers Malgorzata Plysa and Mat Schulz, is a foundational commitment to "taking unusual spaces and using them in new ways".
He says that I am wrong to argue that midlevel principles are independent of foundational commitments.
This dissertation develops an interpretation of the foundational commitments of Stoic ethics.
The four principles I discuss (proportionality, efficiency, nonremoval or public domain enhancement, and dignity) are consistent with a wide range of divergent foundational commitments.
These principles serve as a common language, permitting pluralistic foundational commitments while facilitating analysis and argumentation at the level of basic policies.
Reid states first principles that serve as foundational commitments.
