Sentence examples for internal goods from inspiring English sources

In teaching people how to be virtuous, Antisthenes demarcated two categories of objects: (1) external goods, embracing such elements as personal property, sensual pleasure, and other luxuries; and (2) internal goods, including the truth and knowledge of the soul.

Internal goods are therefore embodied rather then applied.

More specifically, internal goods are embodied in those virtues enabling us to actively and profitably take part in research.

By that we mean those external interferences diverting researchers from full engagement and the embodiment of the internal goods.

As such, we claim, it deals with the embodiment of the so-called "internal goods" of research.

The notion of internal goods was introduced by Macintyre to go beyond a reductionist interpretation of morality centered on rules, rights and duties (MacIntyre 1984).

For an internal good is fundamentally pursued for its own sake.

The topic arises when Charmides is praised for both external and internal good qualities, including sound-mindedness.

Although not a perfect instrument, it has good internal consistency, good inter-rater reliability, and high validity [ 27, 29, 30].

Despite its brevity, it shows good internal reliability, good evidence of factorial validity and it is sensitive to patient changes.

CONCLUSION: Preliminary validation of the CAT demonstrated good internal consistency, nonredundancy, good construct validity, and appropriate responsiveness.