She also wrote plays, mostly melodramas, that had the same ephemeral quality as most of her novels, but one is remembered: Moralność pani Dulskiej (1906; "Mrs. Dulska's Morality"), a comedy-farce about a dominating matriarch of a bourgeois family.
David Cooper (1978) applies a Davidsonian principle of charity to the question of whether different cultures have more or less the same morality.
If not, should we strive to get men and women to adhere to the same morality: a one-size-fits-all human morality?
Women, she said, are obligated to practice the same morality men practice; that is, human morality.
Raz's theory of law, unlike Hart's, is part of a theory of practical reasoning in general, and his account of normative statements treats them as having the same meaning in law and in morality.
The marginal flourishes of illuminated manuscripts contain grotesque faces and occasional exaggerated scenes from daily life, or references to the morality plays, which have the same relationship to those plays as Greek clay representations have to the stage.
So to the extent we believe that fair distribution is equal distribution, that morality requires that everyone get the same, what everyone should then have the same of is human good or welfare or well-being.
It draws on the morality that we can easily acquire and utilize— And it also assumes that everyone has the same set of choices.
John Mackie, an atheist, and George Mavrodes, a theist, have both drawn from this the same moral: if there is a God, then the normativity of morality can be understood in theistic terms; otherwise, the normativity of morality is unintelligible (Mavrodes 1986; Mackie 1977, p. 48).
I think we have also come to do the same with morality.
