Feminist standpoint theorists, who claim an epistemic privilege on behalf of their standpoint, are thereby unmasked as asserting a race and class privilege over other women.
For national newspapers, it depends - wouldn't you just know? - on their political standpoint.
Clearly, whichever initiatives a firm chooses to adopt, they need to be relevant to the firm's own business strategy and context [37], and they will prioritise different activities depending on their own standpoint or industry [24], be that economic, ethical or regulation-driven [37].
Along with journalists, developers and professors you apparently interview two Columbine survivors in the movie - who were they and what was their standpoint on Super Columbine and its aftermath?
It is very unlikely that these religious leaders will change their standpoint on vaccination and even more unlikely that such a change of standpoint would be accepted by the congregation.
In career terms, he doesn't choose projects based on their political standpoints, he says, although he is "interested in socially relevant work", and formed his production company to enable him to tell stories he wants to tell.
In order to avoid this kind of relativism, Primoratz puts forward a view that in one important respect takes on board the standpoint of the terrorist.
Identifying patients' standpoints on their health condition and treatments offers an opportunity for critical discussion of differences of opinions and promotes communication exchange and agreement about the appropriate course of action.
The medical staff view the father's position as emotional and based on 'feelings', regarding their own standpoint to be rational, based on experience and therefore superior.
Richard Greenfield, a media analyst for Pali Research, called MySpace a fantastic acquisition from a return-on-investment standpoint.
