Sentence examples for justification principles from inspiring English sources

We then ask: Why do so many examples of noninferential J-principles (justification principles) center on perceptual experience...? Because these are cases in which beliefs formed in accordance with these experiences are usually true (Goldman 2009, 335).

Fundamental diverse features stem from these different justification principles between the two models: if the representative model envisages that the citizen elect his representatives and exercise his control by means of the threat of non re-election at subsequent elections, participatory democracy opposes the principle of delegation, which is seen as an instrument of oligarchic power.

Wong called this "the justification principle".

Wong derived the justification principle from Kant, and Kant rejected MMR.

If we were to accept MMR, would we still have reason to accept the justification principle?

This article explicates the idea of public justification in terms of a Public Justification Principle (PJP) that provides a classificatory system for these competing conceptions.

If the justification principle were widely accepted, this argument might explain why some people have had good reason to think there is a connection between relativism and tolerance.

In any case, this argument would only show that MMR plays a role in an argument for tolerance that is relevant to people in a society that accepted the justification principle.

Hence, if one cannot provide a justification for principles that others can accept given their reasonable beliefs then those principles are not justified for those persons.

There is also an issue concerning the justification of principles, such as Occam's Razor, which favor simple theories.

In any case the main objection Scanlon raises seems to be that purely rational choice and agreement based in individuals' interests is not representative of or relevant to moral justification of principles.