Sentence examples for particular ethics from inspiring English sources

Yet she seems numb to both her own feelings and theirs.Her own beliefs, drawing on many faiths, have become an appealing if slightly woolly blend of sensibility to poetry (T.S. Eliot in particular), ethics and deism.

Most of Schleiermacher's earliest philosophical work was in areas of the subject which might reasonably be described as peripheral in comparison with such central areas as metaphysics and epistemology (in particular, ethics, philosophy of religion, and hermeneutics).

His uniformity was incompatible with the particular ethics of each home.

The law, which targeted the Mexican American Studies Program, prohibits schools to teach classes that promote the overthrow of the U.S. government, promote racial resentment, encourage ethnic solidarity and are designed for students of a particular ethic race.

Rather, for EBM and evidence-based ethics the particular ethical and methodological challenges are to analyze the normative judgments for distinguishing evidence from empirical information per se and account for them in practice with sufficient transparency.

After a book on that subject is done, I plan to finish up the trilogy by turning to the demand side, in particular the ethics of collecting.

In any case, it is plausible to suggest that scientific research should always be informed by philosophy in particular by ethics but also, arguably, by the philosophy of mind.

In addition to his trail blazing works in logic, Bolzano made valuable contributions to other subdisciplines of philosophy, in particular to ethics.

There are new indications contained in those manuscripts that promise a deeper understanding of Mally's post-Meinongian philosophy, in particular his ethics and deontic logic.

In particular, care ethics emphasizes several key normative features and practices that traditional theories tend to overlook: concrete specificity; acknowledgement of human dependence and vulnerability; and a relational understanding of the self (Kittay, 2008).

However, his notebooks from 1838 contain many ruminations on the implications of his work for humans and in particular for ethics and morality [ 27].