Thus morality might not hang from the skyhook of intuited axioms if moral judgments meant the same as natural judgments of some kind.
Findings suggested that the family caregivers' natural judgments correspond most closely to what they do under an imagine-patient set than to what they do under any other set.
In the initial book of the Recherche, on the senses, Malebranche proposed that the erroneous belief in the Aristotelians as well as in Augustine that sensible qualities exist in bodies has its source in a misuse of "natural judgments" that help in the conservation of the human body.
Mrs Clinton seems to be no more endowed with natural political judgment than she is with innate charisma.
Blackburn's favored explanation of the difference in status between the two claims is roughly as follows: Moral judgments must supervene on judgments regarding natural properties because it is the point of moral judgments "to guide desires and choices among the natural features of the world" (Blackburn 1993, 137).
Carlson, however, also wishes to establish that aesthetic judgments about natural items have whatever objectivity aesthetic judgments about works of art do, and it is controversial whether Walton's philosophical claim transfers sufficiently to support such a claim.
This parallels a natural view of perceptual judgment: Even though perceptual illusions occur, ordinarily we still possess warrant for our perceptual judgments about the world.
Although politically inexperienced, Alfonso XII demonstrated great natural tact and sound judgment, qualities that gave rise to hope that the monarchy would not suffer if the constitution enacted in 1876 were fully implemented.
When Charlie takes on as a client Opal, a deeply disturbed woman with no friends or family, his natural empathy overtakes his judgment and he gets too close for the comfort of his boss, his wife and himself.
Additionally, in the application of fuzzy set theory, decision-makers are provided with more ease in eliciting judgment using natural linguistic variables, and such variables can be logically represented by fuzzy numbers.
Second, although Kant began his analysis with the simplest case of the free judgment of natural beauty, which is supposedly not dependent upon our conceptualization of its object, it does not end there.
