Sentence examples for normative conception from inspiring English sources

The other is in a more general normative conception of society.

Willard Van Orman Quine combined behaviorist psychology with a normative conception of logical form similar to Carnap's.

Wertheimer's account seems to accept such a view, as does Cheyney Ryan's arguments for a normative conception of coercion.

However, judgments about the niceness of Canary-wine do not aspire to a normative conception of truth.

For Habermas, no normative conception of democracy or law could be developed independently of a descriptively adequate model of contemporary society, lest it become a mere ought.

In the latter case it signifies social policies and in the former case a more general and elusive normative conception of society as both a goal and as an assumption.

How have different technical and normative conceptions of privacy evolved?

The main focus of his research is on the interface between normative conceptions and contextual understanding of risky choices and moral dilemmas.

How can normative conceptions of the "human" accommodate a figure of such aberrant embodiment?

"Lisa Downing's latest book is an original and daring attempt to prod us to rethink our conventional, inherited, and normative conceptions of the figure of the murderer.

These phenomena raise many ethical concerns, the most general of which may be this: how can static normative conceptions of the value of privacy be used to evaluate the SNS practices that are destabilizing those very conceptions?