You have one opportunity to be exalted for the endeavor you have dedicated your life to.
Activities like growing and canning food, raising chickens and making your own clothes and other household goods — which in recent years have been exalted for their artisanal qualities — are now seen by many as a way to economize while staying true to green values.
We're trying to change it, and hopefully this football player can be a small part of it". Foote does not mind telling his story, though it does make him a little uncomfortable, he said, to be exalted for doing the same thing his father, Larry Sr., who remained close to his son after splitting with his mother, has done with no fanfare for almost 26 years.
Yet why should he be exalted for his heroism in a way that in turn dehumanizes him?
Both are exalted for the work they did helping Hawaiian-born patientsufferingng with Hansen's Disease (leprosy) who were exiled to the peninsula in the 1800s.
While I don't see it as harmful to send the message to your daughter that she's pretty, I also don't think this is the only trait she should be exalted for.
Spero's art has been enthusiastically called "women's history," but it is also emblematic of, and reprising, the mythos obliterated by men's rasping out the homosocial divide--a mythos that millennia ago was exalted for enduring, and at times triumphing over, male brutality.
That is exalted company for a down-to-earth philosophy that has as one of its principles what Ms Gadiesh calls the "80/100 rule": the most brilliant solution to a business problem is useless if it cannot be implemented, so look for the 80% perfect answer that can actually make a difference to a client's results.Sticking to its principles has served Bain well.
There are gorgeous, loving grace notes in "The Wire" (reporting, for instance, is exalted as "the life of kings"), but the newspaper business is depicted as the playground of the venal, the inept and the cynical.
As any reader of Hauerwas knows, this is an aspect of the modernist anomie he warns about, in which the autonomy to decide for oneself is exalted into the first principle of ethics, with the result that individuals are cut off from the resources they need (traditions, communities, stories) to construct meaningful lives for themselves.
