Sentence examples for normative judgement from inspiring English sources

Johnny Hartz Søraker (2012) argues for a nuanced understanding of online friendship rather than a rush to normative judgement on the virtues of virtual friends.

It is furthermore important to stress that we do not include any normative judgement in our understanding of social innovation; the consequences of social innovations can be viewed from different perspectives and can therefore be as ambivalent as technological innovations.

That is they aim for the sort of generality that would enable a unified and systematic treatment of judgements including normative judgement that extends easily to more complex constructions.

His conception of morality is, in this respect, a narrow one, and his rejection of the legitimacy of moral claims is not to be confused with a denial of the propriety of all normative judgement.

Evidently, a normative judgement is often invested in the use of these labels, with liberal regimes considered preferable from an integration perspective (often referring to the fact that naturalisation rates are higher in these countries, see e.g. Dronkers & Vink, 2012, p. 392).

Expressivists like Gibbard and Blackburn are normative judgement internalists but not normative existence internalists, linking normative judgements analytically as they do to the motivations not of their subjects but of the speakers who give them voice (Blackburn 1998, 264 266; Gibbard 1990, 160 164).

Rather, the values referred to by Suchman are normative judgements in a particular social context.

This tweak in turn requires parallel dual contents in normative judgements.

Alas, the nonexistence of Nash equilibria under laissez faire impedes any normative judgements on the desirability of the legislation in the entry game proposed.

One was the realist thesis that moral and more generally normative judgements – like many of his contemporaries, Moore did not distinguish the two — are objectively true or false.

According to Wolf people who have had particularly bad upbringings are unable to make accurate normative judgements because they have been taught the wrong values.