In a series of recent papers, Michael Bratman has embraced the problematic framed by the controversy between Frankfurt and Watson, and has offered a distinctive attempt to answer Velleman's challenge (see, e.g., Bratman, 1997, 2003, 2004, and several of the essays in his 2007 collection).
A semi-automatic 2D method, which requires assistance from the user, is proposed to adjust problematic frames [46].
The problematic frame is "obesity", and this paper contends that much could be gained by adopting the frame "caloric overconsumption".
Although many moderate Republicans and pro-life Democrats supported promising new biomedical research, such support became problematic when framed as a means of killing embryos.
Usually, I refuse these invitations and try to explain why I think it is problematic to frame the conversation in this way, but that invariably results in the "debate" going ahead anyway while I listen in frustration at home, so this time I raised the issue when it arose on the programme instead.
Additionally, a higher education differs from a normal consumer good since it hinges on the complex interaction between the student and his or her engagement with educational processes; it is thus highly problematic to frame it as a tangible commodity that can be bought and sold (Barnett, 2013; Brown, 2011; Collini, 2012).
Despite the problematic nature of framing it as separate from American history in general Stacy Dash is the latest to bring this point into the cultural conversation this month has also become significant for the black community in the conversation around Beyoncé's "Formation" music video and accompanying Super Bowl performance.
It didn't take me long to understand how problematic that framing really is.
At the same time, the problematic is partly framed with the language of pre-theoretical experience in the form of dialogue and story, making the texts accessible to a much broader range of readers than is usually the case with philosophy texts.
I believe our best chance of breaking the problematic "balancing" frame is through showing that nature is not an impediment to economic success, but an essential prerequisite for it.
