Sentence examples for foundational normative from inspiring English sources

Its proponents seldom present it as a foundational normative commitment, however.

Over the last two decades, the main attempts to answer this foundational normative question have been understood as constituting a 'shareholder-stakeholder debate' in business ethics.

Seeing the large, publicly-traded corporation as the key actor in business, most academic business ethicists understand the foundational normative question of their discipline to be that of how and in whose interests corporations ought to be governed.

Pluralists need to be clear about whether they are foundational or normative pluralists, and about what exactly their normative pluralism rests on.

G.E. Moore (1903), Thomson's target, is a foundational monist and normative pluralist.

Aquinas has a fairly careful account of the self-evidence of a number of foundational evaluative and normative principles, but only one or two of them are said by him to point to kinds of operatio distinctive of human beings; two of the foundational principles are explicitly said by him to direct to goods that are not peculiar to human beings.

Rather, on this view, they are excluded because the disagreements or controversies over religious and other comprehensive doctrines are deeper or more foundational and lack the normative common ground that characterize reasonable disagreements over matters of justice and individual rights (Quong 2011, 192 220).

Thus (on this understanding) the objection cannot be properly answered by appealing to normative pluralism only foundational pluralism can really do justice to the complexities of choice.

Yet, in economic thought we have no normative ideal, no foundational morality.

These and other developments have impacted our understanding of basic legal, normative, and policy doctrines and foundational approaches to the study of cyberlaw.

But both in his normative works and in his foundational work, the Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals, Kant makes explicit that the supreme moral principle itself must be discovered a priori, through a method of pure moral philosophy (G 4 387 92).