In Norms and Practices, James D. Wallace shows that norms of all kinds, including ethical norms, are intensely social constructs learned through constant interaction with others.
One of the earliest and most intensely discussed questions from an ethical as well as legal perspective with regards to biobank research is that of appropriate consent to biobank research.
What I find interesting is that so many people, intelligent people, cannot accept Freud because his theories clash with their most intensely held prejudices, whether religious, moral, ethical, or even racial.
It features one of Gene Hackman's greatest performances as Harry Caul, a San Francisco surveillance expert, a guilt-ridden, intensely private man devoted to anonymity and ethical neutrality.
Bellini and his librettists most often Felice Romani preferred intensely amorous or otherwise emotion-packed dramas, featuring ethical confrontations and usually tragic involvements.
And they also raise major ethical and practical questions, some of which were intensely debated at a World Health Organization (WHO) meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, on 11 and 12 November.
At the vortex of the controversy is an intensely private, soft-spoken scientist who, by all accounts, including his own, has thought carefully about the ethical implications of his research, as well as the inevitable publicity.
Intensely interacting with local governments and NGOs, the UniteEurope consortium has encountered challenges of a legal and ethical nature that can serve in an exemplary manner for related projects or similar endeavours.
Intensely emotional family attachments?
