First off, if someone devotes their life to studying the history of ethical theories and ideas, something about living one's life by a certain code of conduct is probably important to them.
Ranee is a Black lesbian and in these pages we meet an assortment of characters, most of them Black lesbians, at least one of whom lives by the rules -- meaning that she lives her life by a certain code of ethics but sometimes she is confused by what the rules are.
On the other hand there were life's Wilcoxes: people of prose not poetry, deeply pragmatic, living by a code of "telegrams and anger".
Knowing this, you should probably live your life by a few simple codes, one of which being don't be a dick.
The Biblical contrast is not between a life governed by a moral code and a wild, lawless life.
The answer he offered looks prescient now: life is distinguished by a "code-script" that directs cellular organization and heredity, while apparently enabling organisms to suspend the second law of thermodynamics.
While courtesy books are, in general, books of etiquette for young women, they often went further by offering a philosophy of life, a code of principles, and ethical behavior by which to live.
The most common and natural way to answer this question is to subscribe to a personal code of ethics, and then aspire to lead your life by this code.
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Well, I'm sorry to tell you this, but the one skill you really need is the one skill you don't have: the ability to bring your idea to life by writing code.
