Collingwood was reading Kant's Groundwork by the time he was eight years old and it seems very possible that his reading of Kant's moral philosophy informed, however indirectly, his own reflections on ethics and the repeated drafting of the introductions to his lectures on moral philosophy, introductions which eventually took on a life of their own and became An Essay on Philosophical Method.
Instead of informed moral outrage, there was informed moral calm.
She was ambitious, he could be ruthless — but for the most part in service to an art whose sanctity and moral purpose informed their lives.
This semester's course will discuss central issues raised in the presidential campaigns in light of competing moral perspectives, informed by social-scientific inquiry.
But Freud was also a man singularly of his own time, steeped in Old World culture and moral gravitas, informed by the classical, premodernist perspective of his literary heroes, Goethe and Schiller.
With the benefit of the extended analysis of divisions of moral labour, informed by the notion of a language of responsibility, I can address the emerging path of RRI, including the reductions that occur, inevitably.
Dawkins states, morality does not originate from the Bible, rather our moral progress informs what part of the Bible Christians accept and what they now dismiss.
In addition, years spent researching child cognitive and moral development informs my practice and the materials I use to facilitate philosophical discussions with children.
I summarize this argument below, but first I want to say something about why there is nothing wrong with issuer-licensed insider trading pursuant to either consequentialist or deontological morality the two principal moral theories informing Western liberal jurisprudence.
They are on the side of goodness, but do we have any indication that there is a personal moral core informing their policies other than their own humble origins?
