Sentence examples for no normative from inspiring English sources

Wolfgang Spohn (Spohn 2002) has argued that Pollock's system is normatively defective because, in the end, Pollock has no normative standard to appeal to, other than ad hoc intuitions about how a reasonable person would respond to this or that cognitive situation.

There were no normative emotions except longing and romantic obsession, and the pain of loyalty.

"There is no normative standard of punishment in this country," said Adnan Buyung Nasution, 75, one of Indonesia's most prominent lawyers.

The trouble is that while "Eating beef is wrong" is clearly a normative statement, "Eating beef is wrong relative to the moral code of the Hindus" is just a descriptive remark that carries no normative import whatsoever.

According to this view, epistemology has no normative function i.e., it does not tell us what we ought to believe; instead, its only legitimate role is to describe the way knowledge, and especially scientific knowledge, is actually obtained.

However, no normative specification work on group issues took place.

There is no normative way to translate codeLists into SQL expressions.

It yields no normative guidance not even Hui Shi's "comprehensively care for all things".

The crucial implication of his approach is that great dao has no normative force.

The social epistemologist renders no normative judgment about how these belief relations between members and groups play out.

In children, larger pressure variance and higher opening pressure ranges were demonstrated [5] while no normative data on the elder's CSF pressure was found.