Sentence examples for normative it from inspiring English sources

Whether or not this should be seen as normative, it is not the socially relative normativity appealed to by constructivists.

Language is normative; it has – some will say – no choice.

It feels unoriginal and normative; it feels a little boring.

If this relational response can become more normative it may influence attitudes and behavior towards women in STEM.

Note that the VNT is not normative: it only investigates whether the judgments that scientists make are, or could possibly be, free of contextual values.

However, the normativity thesis need not serve as a pre-theoretical constraint – as long as the thesis is that meaning is essentially normative it qualifies, even if indirect arguments will be more controversial.

While our analysis does not invalidate the 'alternative' view as a normative stance, it does suggest that it comes with political constraints as, in practice, it is rarely practiced in Europe.

The assumption underlying this argument is that philosophy is a normative project; it determines norms for scientific practice.

When we use 'morality' in the normative sense, it is meant to refer to however it is we ought to live, i.e., to a set of norms that ought to be adopted and followed.[2] Philosophers employ this normative sense of 'morality' or 'moral' in posing a variety of both normative and metaethical questions: What does morality require of us?

Given that philosophy of neuroscience, as other branches of philosophy of science, has both descriptive and normative aims, it is critical to develop methods for accurate estimation of current norms and practices in neuroscience.

If Christian doctrine is true, then external considerations are irrelevant to the truth of whatever normative beliefs it supports.