Sentence examples for relational standpoint from inspiring English sources
From a relational standpoint, however, rules four and five constitute the same type of collision, since they both involve the interaction of a small and large body with the same relative motion (or speed difference) between them.
And yet it's only recently that some medical schools have had end-of-life conversations in the curriculum, how to care for the dying, from more of a personal relational standpoint.
From the standpoint of the relational equality versions of egalitarianism, equality of condition doctrines get the moral priorities backward.
Elizabeth Anderson and Samuel Scheffler both affirm versions of relational equality and from this standpoint criticize the family of views that Anderson calls "luck egalitarian," whose foremost exponents are perhaps G. A. Cohen and Ronald Dworkin Cohenn 1989, Anderson 1999, Scheffler 2010, chapters 7 and 8, Dworkin 2000, and for responses to criticisms, Dworkin 2003 and 2010 and Arneson 2004).
Julie's filling in the blanks in that way can naturally be taken as expressing the view that the much greater gastronomic excitement promised by b outweighs or overrides b's inferiority to a from a strictly financial standpoint. is a relational or conditional judgment and not an all-out conclusion in favor of doing a.
Shannon Sullivan in Living Across and Through Skins (2001) brings the pragmatist tradition of transactional knowing through embodied and relational lived experience to the feminist epistemology of standpoint theory, describing what she calls a "pragmatist-feminist standpoint theory".
She believes that naturalized epistemology by its descriptive character and its concern with the context and details of knowing is capable of including features valued by feminist standpoint epistemology, for example, the relational aspects of knowing and the grounding that knowledge has in the body and in activities of daily life (1991, 112, 246).
From a neurological standpoint.
He advocates the "relational state".
