Sentence examples for moral centrality from inspiring English sources

Lamont interviewed working-class men, and described what she calls "the moral centrality of work".

I think Mr Friedersdorf misses in his remarks the psychological and moral centrality of retributive justice.

Browne's lavish frontispiece places at its axis Tom at the piano, and shows the novel's other characters in miniature dancing a kind of roundelay to Tom's music, stressing his moral centrality.

The inherent logic of treating people as equals is the increasing recognition of the moral centrality of the species as a whole, rather than one of its sub-groups.

Modern anarchism sprang from the secular or religious thought of the Enlightenment, particularly Jean-Jacques Rousseau's arguments for the moral centrality of freedom.

The movie ends (I'll avoid spoilers) with a deft and decisive tribute to the moral virtue and romantic centrality of artistic ambition.

Hume's and Smith's accounts of sympathy, compassion, resentment, justice, and their empirical attitude towards moral psychology (and to the centrality of moral psychology for ethics) and the limits of metaphysical explanations in morals bear Butler's influence.

He gives pride of place to apparently antinomian tantric praxis without devaluing the centrality of ordinary moral life, and develops a distinctive analysis of dependent origination (Sk. pratītya-samutpāda).

Hoffman's remarks about the centrality of empathy for moral agency and his account of the relation between empathy and universal moral rules are certainly suggestive.

Watching the series was, for many, a spiritual experience, not only due to the story's centrality to Hinduism, its moral issues and emphasis on godly powers, but also because of its fantastical plot and a lavish production style not previously seen on Indian television.

Recent psychological theories emphasizing the centrality of emotion in moral thinking have prompted renewed interest in sentimentalist ethics.