In crime, he seemed committed to a law-and-order philosophy, leaving reform to parliament.
Lock-down solutions, whether they involve authoritarian appeals to science or contentious uses of second-order philosophy, drive too many people from the debate.
Most of the rituals that we've come up with to replace what has been collectively lost somewhere else already feel supernormalized: posting baby pics on Facebook is, I guess, what's "done" now, with "It's done" and "It's not done" always being the ordering philosophy for any sort of social interaction, whether in person or online.
Most of the rituals that we've come up with to replace what has been collectively lost somewhere else already feel supernormalised: posting baby pics on Facebook is, I guess, what's "done" now, with "It's done" and "It's not done" always being the ordering philosophy for any sort of social interaction, whether in person or online.
A supporter of President Nixon's law-and-order philosophies, Nunn called out the National Guard to break up violent protests in the state.
Above all, he is a lover of all things Greek — in particular (and in more or less ascending order), Greek philosophy, Greek theater and Greek men.
Central to the order's philosophy are the spiritual exercises set down by Loyola, which offer a means for the individual to learn more about themselves and God through prayer and guidance from a director.
But in order for philosophy to be "the science of the highest maxims of reason," the philosopher must be able to determine the source, the extent, and the validity of human knowledge and the ultimate limits of reason.
He liked to expose secular news organizations to the order's philosophy, and over time his classic, square-jawed good looks — he resembled some ecclesiastical man of steel, ready to star in "Superman Genuflects" — led to television time as a Vatican analyst.
