Sentence examples for normative status from inspiring English sources

Let's finally turn to the question of the normative status of the proposed norms.

We report two experiments designed to clarify the normative status of typical responses to conjunction problems.

We argue that the diversity principle does not have the normative status that psychologists attribute to it, and should be replaced by a simple rule of probability.

He argues that Christian ethics is, in principle, committed to some version of the claim that human nature has normative status in relation to biotechnology.

The panicked tone of the accusations of censorship leads me to suspect that what is being asserted has little to do with artistic freedom per se, and everything to do with a bitter fight to retain normative status, and the privileges that flow from it.

One way that a normative status could be inherent in humans is by being God-given.

Second, one must explain how these normative statuses can be instituted by social practices.

This relativity of normative dependence underpins Zhuangzi's mildly ironic, skepticism of special or extraordinary normative statuses we give to, e.g., sages.

This surely makes God exalted, but it is not clear whether the will of such a being is plausibly understood as the source of all normative statuses.

It has been argued that since normative statuses are explained by means of further normative statuses, pragmatic phenomenalism cannot tell us anything informative about how we make or "institute" the basic norms implicit in our practices (cf. Rosen 2001, Hattiangadi 2003).

To recognize someone is to take her to be the subject of normative statuses, that is, of commitments and entitlements, as capable of undertaking responsibilities and exercising authority" (Brandom 2007, 136, emphasis in original).