In other words, we argue that the socio-nature of pigeons was produced in a human-animal network ordered by control and utilitarian relations of the first towards the latter.
The control and utilitarian relations in the domestication of animals at this period provided a domination model potentially extended to human beings, with inferiority criteria based on sex, ethnic or economic distinctions (for example, women, American Indians, Africans, the poor; see, Mullin 1999).
Apparently not if you think your job is utilitarian public relations damage control.
28 Secondary outcome measures, as potential mediators, were frequency of outdoor visits in a typical summer month and typical time spent outdoors in relation to utilitarian walking, recreational walking, gardening, outdoor sports and other outdoor activities.
For a treatment of the relation of natural selection and utilitarian ethics for Wright, see Chambliss 1960.
These theories also indicate underlying linkages with human rights, which also grapple with these themes in relation to health, particularly regarding utilitarian public health measures that violate individual and collective interests.
In these respects he both looks back to the social atomism of an earlier generation of utilitarian radicals but also, when he admits those relations, makes an advance on their thought.
A utilitarian account, therefore, might not adequately address ethical questions about caring relations at the end of life.
In The Methods of Ethics, Henry Sidgwick appealed to the considerations mentioned in the previous paragraph in an attempt "to show that the commonly received view of special claims and duties arising out of special relations, though prima facie opposed to the impartial universality of the Utilitarian principle, is really maintained by a well-considered application of that principle" (439).
Colleges increasingly see their needs as utilitarian, to get students to graduate and find a job, said Daniel J. Hurley, director of state relations and policy analysis for the American Assn. of State Colleges and Universities.
The utilitarian holds to one universal moral principle ("maximize utility"), which he applies to individual actions, political constitutions, international relations, and all other subjects as required.
