A further milestone in the development of feminist bioethics was the publication of Rosemary Tong's Feminist Approaches to Bioethics: Theoretical Reflections and Practical Applications (1997).
Aquinas understands the freedom of our free choices to be a reality as primary and metaphysically and conceptually irreducible as the reality of physical laws, and he puts all his reflections on morality and practical reason under the heading of "mastery over one's own acts" (ST I-II, prologue).
(i) There are truths, he says, which are accessible to natural reason, that is, to ordinary experience (including the specialized observations of natural scientists), insight, and reflection; and these include practical truths about good and evil, right and wrong.
As pragmatic trial research is a dynamic process in which the parts of research and (health care) practice will be redefined repeatedly, a continuous process of methodological and practical reflection is imperative.
But the contrast between theoretical and practical reflection required for this purpose seems elusive.
A pragmatic trial research is a dynamic process that, in order to be able to assess the validity and reliability of any effects of interventions must also have a continuous process of methodological and practical reflection.
Because pragmatic trial research is a dynamic process, in order to be able to assess the validity and reliability of any effects of interventions, it must also have a continuous process of methodological and practical reflection.
To map a conceptual framework for GHE requires critical reflections on definitional, translational and practical aspects of global health, both in general and in the field of education.
It is rather a reflection of our epistemic priorities and practical concerns that we describe an object as a tree which is green, rather that as a green object which has the property of treeness.
Still, despite this emphasis on the reasoning process between principles and practical conclusions another reflection of his struggles with subscription Sidgwick does have quite a bit to say in the Methods about the defense of the ultimate principles of practical reason.
Powers's reflections are more family-centered and practical.
