Sentence examples for moral subjects from inspiring English sources

As regards the ethical question, not only are persons free and responsible moral subjects, but their subjectivity also conditions others' ethical responsibility toward them.

The 78th Academy Awards, like the year in film, seemed preoccupied with political and moral subjects.

The angry wit of those modern moral subjects is felt even when the Rake disappears.

His collected writings comprise 32 volumes on biblical, sacred, and moral subjects.

I identify with his Englishness, his robust humour and his depiction of, in his own words, 'modern moral subjects'".

In 1732, the artist William Hogarth produced the first of his series of prints depicting "modern moral subjects".

Hegel affirms that "the right of the subjective will", the freedom of the moral subject, is inherent in modern ethical life, thus grounding reason in free thought, but only in the context of a conservative holism (Skorupski 2015).

The Kantian moral subject, which prized autonomy above all else, radically devalued habit, custom, and tradition what Hegel described as substantial ethical life, or Sittlichkeit.

Just before and during the French Revolution, these and other painters adopted stirring moral subject matter from Roman history and celebrated the values of simplicity, austerity, heroism, and stoic virtue that were traditionally associated with the Roman Republic, thus drawing parallels between that time and the contemporary struggle for liberty in France.

This is because resentment in the sense at issue requires such cognitions as that the wrongdoer is a moral agent and the victim a moral subject whose rights are in some way violated by a wrongdoer.

We might think that if Kant had written Hegel's Phenomenology he would have ended it at Chapter 6 with the modern moral subject as the telos of the story.