Sentence examples for ideas of autonomy from inspiring English sources

Progressive integration, so understood, is not assimilation into a "melting pot" that requires the loss of all plural identities, not least because such demands can themselves form barriers to integration and offend against liberal ideas of autonomy.

current individualistic ideas of autonomy and decision making do not fit within the context of decision-making in the midwife woman relationship.

And the idea of mobile positioning may simply reproduce the objectivism and ideas of autonomy that postmodernists claim to reject, only now in the guise of "the view from everywhere" rather than "the view from nowhere" (Bordo 1990).

'If,' he argues, 'two people can enjoy in fact the same level of welfare and exercise the same degree of choice, yet one of them be a slave while the other is not,' the evil of slavery must ultimately not lie in the ideas of autonomy or welfare (Dan-Cohen 2002, pp. 156-157).

Just as Zerilli performatively reconstitutes the concept of freedom, Drucilla Cornell recuperates ideas of autonomy, dignity, and personhood, in a new performative capacity, as ideals that people aspire to rather than as moral facts waiting to be discovered, applied, or realized.

This was a time when high modernism, exemplified by abstract expressionism and its ideas of "autonomy, immediacy and freedom," came under pressure.

"The idea of autonomy for the Kurds presented a real threat to Turkey, which has a substantial Kurdish minority.

Kurdish spokesmen say that Mr. Bremer was rebuffed and that he came back for another meeting with Kurdish leaders on Wednesday, expressing flexibility on the idea of autonomy.

The second was that migration from elsewhere in Indonesia was swamping local culture and making a mockery of the idea of autonomy in the first place.The response of the central government was dismissive.

He felt that the crucial Kantian idea of autonomy, for instance, was just a blatant cheat: Kant wanted there to be a universally valid moral law, and he wanted every person to have the moral autonomy to determine the law for himself, and he just couldn't accept that you couldn't have both those things at once.

Such citizenship has two main dimensions, both tied to the idea of autonomy.