Sentence examples for value conceptions from inspiring English sources

Setting various value conceptions on equal footing is the aim of Locke's pluralism.

Because of the deep and unbridgeable differences between the two countries in terms of their political values, conceptions of international order and geopolitical interests, constant frictions, even minor conflicts, should be the rule.

The end of slavery, then, compelled America to reimagine black value beyond conceptions of property.

Second, it is premised on individual liberty, the freedom of parents to choose according to their own values and conceptions of the good life.

In France, two worlds, two different sets of values and conceptions of knowledge, and two epistemologies, are in conflict with each other.

As the debate between the distinction between therapy and enhancement suggests, we do not have an objective, value free conception of what health is.

Some team leaders had implemented regular sessions to examine day to day practice, values and conceptions as a result of the training.

Jettison ingrained retarding values and conceptions.

Analyzing this failure revealed that the success of a problem-based project is highly dependent on the compatibility of each partner's thought-style, i.e., epistemological background, values and conception of the world.

Modern economics is thus said to be objective in the Weberian sense of "absence of researchers' values"—a conception that we discussed in detail in section 3. The reason for this is twofold.

As the historian Andrew Jewett details in a brilliant recasting of the political and cultural history of science, Science, Democracy, and the American University, since the 1960s the main trends in humanities and humanistic social sciences have come to "validate the narrow, value-neutral conception of science" crafted by positivists.