These arguments again propose that rather than constituting distinctively chosen obligation, on terms fully fixed by the contracting parties' ex ante intentions, contract should reflect the application of broader and not purely voluntary duties to the special case of agreements.
As Hegel notes (following Herodotus), it was the poets Homer and Hesiod who gave the Greeks their gods, and Greek understanding of the gods was developed and expressed above all in their sculpture and drama (rather than in distinctively theological writings) (PKÄ, 123 4).
Such an approach, Critical Theorists argue, permits their enterprise to be practical in a distinctively moral (rather than instrumental) sense.
In Hamlyn's case, love is conceived as a fairly generic pro-attitude, rather than as the specific kind of distinctively personal attitude discussed here.
Its eye patch is distinctively slanted forwards, rather than parallel to the body axis.
Put differently, starting from the thesis of evidential ambiguity allows for the historicizing of fideism, in a way that encourages us to view the possibility to which the descriptive use of the term refers as contingent on particular historical developments, rather than as perennially available i.e., as a distinctively modern response to a distinctively modern problem.
He appeared on screen wearing a distinctively Pakistani high-collared tunic rather than the military uniform or Western suit he prefers.
But it is the attitude of inquiry that Bayle displays, rather than any doctrine he espouses, that mark his as distinctively Enlightenment thought.
It would be illuminating, for instance, to hear what Starr would bring to his band mates' hits with his distinctively unfussy, rock solid rhythmic accompaniment, rather than meticulously recreating all the original drum parts by having fellow drummer Bissonette add so many complex flourishes and fills.
The only dry spices he includes are cardamom pods and white pepper, yet the results are richly complex and distinctively different, marking this out as a korma, rather than a generic mild curry.
