Jorie Graham disavowed "terms such as 'indispensable' or 'essential' "; she was declaring her favorites, not universalizing her taste.
Therefore, our study design does not allow us to universalize our conclusions to clinical settings where the impact of treatment related and other variables might reject our conclusions.
It suggests a peculiar state of adolescence not just extended but universalized.
This universalizing might not seem relevant to the Oklahoma fraternity, but it is.
Conscription is one way of universalizing participation, but not necessarily the only (or the best) way.
If we're going to universalize power anyway, why not stick a couple of designers in a room and have them come up with some a bit more classy.
It has long been noted by commentators that mathematical proofs work with a particular case through universal instantiation (ekthesis) and then universalize to the general claim, and that not all propositions have the form: A is said of B, e.g., Elements 1 1, "To construct an equilateral triangle on a given line".
Phone and email are not ideal, but the point is, universalizing this existing solution would hugely improve matters for a relatively trivial cost.
Herder, on the other hand, not only railed against the rational, universalizing and science-oriented ethos of the Enlightenment but, much like later relativists, also argued that different nations and epochs have their distinct preferences in ethical and aesthetics matters as well as their varied conceptions of truth and we are not in a position to adjudicate between them (Herder 2002: 272 358).
The moral clarity that guided the inclusion of the right to education, however, was not sustained in the important efforts to universalize access to education that followed the adoption of the declaration and the creation of the U.N. system.
