Such findings bring to mind Bowker and Leigh Star's notion of 'information infrastructures' (2000) which articulate the modern information society's response to the moral imperative for order and classification.
While there have efforts to present global standards (e.g., Donaldson, 1996; Haidt, 2012), they have been very broadly-based, classification schemes rather than common moral values.
Since homosexuality was removed from the international classification of diseases in 1973, any credible moral guidance by our bishops and the Church of England must ensure this is recognised.
The judgment that a being is human and therefore must be treated respectfully does not consist of a value-neutral biological classification and an argument that establishes the moral status of beings so classified.
MLB teams of this time largely consisted of young men, older players, and those with a military classification of 4F, indicating mental, physical, or moral unsuitability for service.
Fundamentally what it does is a kind of moral regulation, ordering the symbolic world, constituting norms and social classifications.
Thomas Reid's (1710 1796) moral philosophy does not neatly fit into this scheme of classification.
Organizations have a moral and fiduciary responsibility to protect its employees, contractors, partners, or other classifications from any unnecessary workplace abuse that can and should be corrected, prevented, and not tolerated.
Definitions that are motivated by a skeptical attitude to supererogation often try to salvage the three-fold classification of obligation-permission-prohibition as exhausting the realm of moral actions.
