'Insofar as civil disobedience theory assumes that political resistance requires moral justification even in settings that are morally comparable to Jim Crow,' says Lyons, 'it is premised on serious moral error.' (Lyons, 1998, 39).
What drives her, she said, is "the excitement and intellectual satisfaction, frankly, of creating live events with the ability to influence the conversation and the ability to convene major people of great influence and unknown people of great moral importance in public settings which would bring the spotlight to them".
Those previous data are indicative of insurance effects or moral hazards, at least in outpatient settings [ 24, 27, 28].
Historically, UAT has developed in different ways in different settings, yet exploration of the moral dimensions of such developments has been relatively limited.
Screens intended for formal or official settings might use images to project moral or political messages, while others designed for domestic quarters might carry scenes of leisurely pursuits and sensual pleasure.
The moral consists in behaving well in these given settings.
In this introduction, I describe the political and moral goals officials tend to pursue in transitional settings and map out some of the tensions between these goals.
In such settings, artists/artisans are often political and moral forces to be reckoned with: builders and smiths, storytellers and bards.
48 While the issue of moral distress has been considered within physical therapy settings, 39 to date, we have found no studies that have examined moral distress in dentists.
Moral distress in nursing has been studied in many settings, but there is a paucity of research on moral distress as it manifests in the emergency department.
