So the Normative Naturalist embraces as his goal the promulgation of norms by which to regulate our epistemic practices so that they yield knowledge.
Likewise, the term corporate governance refers to patterns of rule within businesses that is, to the systems, institutions, and norms by which corporations are directed and controlled.
We already have a set of rules and norms by which most states will abide; it is called international law and one of the many reasons why the invasion of Iraq was wrong was that it violated this.
Naturalized epistemology rejects the ideal of neutrality and instead gives us empirical norms by which to differentiate good from bad biases, that is, biases that lead us toward rather than away from truth (1993/2002, 113 116, 134 144).[10] Antony also engages in many other facets of the debate between analytic and non-analytic feminists to which we will return later.
Accordingly, ancient Chinese skepticism as expressed in the Zhuangzi, for example—is not concerned with the unreliability of sense perception or a gap between appearance and reality, but with the problem of grounding the norms by which we draw distinctions between things.
There will be norms by which those two can get along, and they will behave in the Westphalian state model: they will have to respect each other's borders, they will have functioning governments; how you deal with corruption is everybody's issue, but they won't go to war.
The professionalization of physicians gives them norms by which their social responsibilities as voluntourists are increasingly clearly stated.
He proposed that determining how a particular topic is talked about gives a person or persons power over that topic; in fact, it brings that topic into being, thus creating the very norms by which it becomes known to others.
Since is a finite dimensional vector space and possesses another norm defined by,, which is equivalent to, there exists a positive constant such that,.
