Acknowledgement: Human C28/I2 chondrocyte cells were provided by M. Goldring.
A lot of people will remember the acknowledgement of human frailty and [images] of the boys and Sarah".
It's a rueful acknowledgement of human frailty and opposition talent - eg. all the top-grade Matthews-love yesterday.
Of course we should acknowledge all of the aspects of historical figures — but we should begin with a deeper acknowledgement that human cultures, attitudes, habits, and so forth have changed immensely over the centuries.
Of course we should acknowledge all of the aspects of historical figures - but we should begin with a deeper acknowledgement, that human cultures, attitudes, habits, and so forth have changed immensely over the centuries.
If there are no networks of reciprocal obligation, and no acknowledgement that human beings associate in a society they can construct, redesign and reform around those principles, then we are all reduced to atomistic consumers and workers – serfs who are no more than notations in the spreadsheets of companies and public bodies alike.
A quest for the intangible For Brook, that obviously coincides with his own quest for the intangible that has underlain recent work such as The Man Who, based on Oliver Sacks's bestselling book, and 11 and 12, a meditative piece that used a story about tribal divisions in French colonial west Africa to argue for acknowledgement of human difference.
Fifty years after Rachel Carson's Silent Spring arguably launched the modern environmental movement, we continue to fight for the consciousness that she so expressively and ardently spoke out for: acknowledgement of human impact on our planet's resources.
In particular, care ethics emphasizes several key normative features and practices that traditional theories tend to overlook: concrete specificity; acknowledgement of human dependence and vulnerability; and a relational understanding of the self (Kittay, 2008).
