Sentence examples for normative dimensions from inspiring English sources

These conceptions are not merely epistemological or ontological; they have normative dimensions as well.

I will explore the normative dimensions of biology by means of a case study from the Dutch ecogenomics field.

These normative dimensions, whilst often remaining 'hidden' and inarticulate, influence the way in which biologists practice their profession.

Much of the force of criticisms of markets depends on the availability of alternative models that score better on a number of normative dimensions.

These conceptions are not merely epistemological or ontological, but also have normative dimensions; they provide an ethos, a framework for moral orientation.

These normative dimensions, whilst often remaining 'hidden' and inarticulate, influence the way in which biologists conduct their research and practice their profession.

He acknowledged his intellectual debts to his positivist predecessors Jeremy Bentham and John Austin, he severely criticized their theories for obscuring the normative dimension of law (i.e., law's orientation toward what ought to be).

We now pass to the normative dimension of nationalism.

(Equally, in the case of the experts, the suggested normative dimension would seem to drop out).

Recent representational approaches sometimes especially emphasize the normative dimension of belief.

In elucidating this normative dimension of force, we have sought to characterize speech acts in terms of their conversational roles.