The standard rationale for academic freedom is that the business of the academy is to advance knowledge by conducting inquiries the outcomes of which are not known in advance.
What Riley does is take the standard rationale for academic freedom seriously and then argue that the ascendancy of vocationalism, in combination with other factors she names, undermines that rationale and leaves very few college teachers in need of, or deserving of, academic freedom.
For medicine, law, and ethics, this is the written standard rationale for accepting brain death (BD) as a criterion for death [1 4].
The standard rationale made for the economic value of investing in ECE fails to acknowledge the important contributions made by families.
A standard rationale behind such changes is a desire to incorporate the large informal sector that arises when regulations and market limitations proliferate under a relatively weak state.
For medicine, law, and ethics, this is the written standard rationale for accepting brain death (BD) as a criterion for death [ 1- 4].
One difficulty with this "fundamental work" rationale for the whole-brain standard, a rationale that is intended to capture "what distinguishes every organism from non-living things" (ibid), is that present-day robots, which are certainly not alive, seem to satisfy the first two criteria.
The standards include rationales, objectives, curricula, study plans, basic and supplementary courses required, major subject areas of study, faculty qualifications, student admission, physical resources and facilities, and administration and financial support.
A standard written rationale that has been developed for this purpose was used, the goal being to explain that PTSD-related symptoms and dysfunction are frequently consequent to multiple traumatic experiences.
PARIS, Jan . 16- WHEN the European Commission introduced a sweeping plan in December to shake up product-placement advertising standards, the rationale was an echo of a playground whine: They're doing it -- why can't we?
