But the fact that "we are at a loss to specify [common ground]" means, he argues, that with respect to those religious perspectives that are self-consistent, it is not "irrational for one to remain an exclusivist" — not irrational for the proponent of any religious perspective to continue to hold that her perspective is true.
Examining Mass Extinctions on Earth" to explore the perspective some scientists hold that humans are responsible for a major extinction on Earth.
bBy contrast, von Fintel and Gillies (2008) held that the temporal perspective of epistemic modals can be anchored toward the past.
Biocentrism, ethical perspective holding that all life deserves equal moral consideration or has equal moral standing.
One perspective holds that the strict adherence to rules restricts the ability of a bureaucracy to adapt to new circumstances.
Agriculture has often been conceptualized narrowly, in terms of specific combinations of activities and organisms wet-rice prorganisms wet-ricewheat farming in Europroduction ranching in the Asiaicas, and the like—but a more holistic perspective holds that humans are environmental engineers wheatisrupt terrestrial habitats in specifarmings.
The prevalent perspective holds that human consciousness is itself a historical product, and that it is an important part of the historian's work to piece together the mentality and assumptions of actors in the past (Pompa 1990).
The common perspective holds that the only advantageous and sustainable way for a country to develop and become part of the capitalist production system is by finding a way to consolidate its own capacity for technology development and innovation (Olwan 2013).
This perspective holds that climate change will primarily amplify known public health stressors, which affect vulnerable populations most dramatically.
One approach, the social constructionist perspective, holds that women and men think and act in the ways that they do, not because of their psychological traits but because of concepts about femininity and masculinity that they adopt from their culture; hence, gender is, from this perspective, 'a dynamic social structure' (21, p. 1387).
