This view of the language of ethical and political philosophy tended to limit serious study in those fields until the 1960s, when logical positivism came to be regarded as simplistic in its conceptions of linguistic meaning and scientific practice.
Part of Rich's genius was to draw her own boundaries, to devise her own constraints; and so, as in "A Woman Dead in Her Forties," she invented forms, a syntax, a pacing, and a shorthand that represented, in language, the ethical scrutiny she brought to language.
In this respect, they are an important part of the Mohists' explanation of how we learn language and ethical norms and of the cognitive processes by which we reason, form judgments, and act.
In 38 subjects an informed consent was not available due to foreign language or ethical reasons.
The female interviewees gave several examples of how culture, tradition or language rise ethical issues within the initial meeting which they found compromised being beneficent towards the patient.
Since the central purposes of ethics are to resolve or coordinate attitudes, an analysis of ethical language must reveal how ethical language serves these dynamic purposes.
It seems that staff members lack a language of ethics and require both an ethical education and a forum for discussion of ethical issues.
Since, for Stevenson, the purposes of ethics are to settle, coordinate, or otherwise resolve disagreements in attitude, an analysis of ethical language must display how ethical language is apt for performing these functions.
Ethical language should be suitable for the purposes of ethics.
