Sentence examples for in normative terms from inspiring English sources
Perhaps we're unique because, unlike animals, we "think of ourselves and our lives in normative terms".
Hell was regarded as promising in academics, but any success in normative terms was counteracted by his deeply rebellious nature.
A common criticism of both descent theory and alliance theory was that they had a strong tendency to view kinship in normative terms, ignoring the variations of gender and of different social actors and omitting the experiential and emotional sides of kinship.
Contemporary international "realists" or "neorealists" claim not to evaluate the contemporary states system in normative terms.
In normative terms, it seeks to ensure a minimum threshold for living together in a common public culture.
By characterizing this push towards market economy in normative terms, neoliberalism describes therefore a teleological movement towards the Market (with a capital M).
Three English-language PRSs use the term "bedside manner" as a catch-all term for a particular behavior on the part of the doctor, but explain it differently - one more descriptively as the "attitude and conduct of a physician in the presence of a patient" (9) and another in clear normative terms as "do they (physicians) make you feel comfortable" (7).
In very normative terms, the management is answerable to the membership.
Plainly, too — whatever the metaphysical implications of the last fact — our ability to describe our situations in these thick normative terms is crucial to our ability to reason morally.
To indicate these normative terms in SDP, we define a new attribute/value pair as shown in Table 2. "Offer" and "Answer" are distinguished by "recvonly" and "sendonly", respectively.
In addition to drawing upon the work of Butler, her book engages with disability theory, feminist theory, and psychoanalysis — all twentieth-century fields that seek to describe embodied life in broader and less normative terms than those offered by traditional philosophy.
