This is not a theory pluralism so much as the view that which theory of the architect's role (or other aspects of architecture) is viewed as correct depends on one's context and interests.
The responses preferred by a majority of the TD participants are viewed as correct, equalling a score of 0. The cut-off criterion for qualifying as a substantially supported answer was set to a response ratio of 30% (Söderstrand and Almkvist, 2012).
LAST year, Japan's education minister, Hakubun Shimomura, told The Economist that he wanted the nation's children to be taught what he saw as "correct" views of history and territory.
On this account, it requires only that an agent be sincerely committed to the objectivity of his judgments, in the sense that he views them (from his current perspective) as correct from all perspectives, and thus as calling for everyone's assent (whether or not that assent is actually given).
A possible explanation is given as, "much of the evidence has been concerned with social services, which many other papers view as a politically correct waste of money for the undeserving".
Unbalanced enhancement of empathy is likely to disrupt what we view as the morally correct trade-off between benefits conferred on those to whom we are socially bonded and costs experienced by those to whom we are not socially bonded.
If Cocking's view is correct, then as long as SNS continue to privilege text-based and asynchronous communications, our ability to use them to cultivate and express authentic identities may be significantly hampered.
In contemporary terms, Brentano is a cognitivist, for he maintains that loving and hating (the acts of valuing on his view) can be characterized as correct (Brentano 1889).
He thereby restores a meaning to our ordinary view of value judgments as correct or incorrect, and not merely as fostering or discouraging actions and qualities that may be useful to society.
Arguments can be brought in favor of this view being correct, as LRR repeats for example are known to sometimes contain half repeats at the N- or C-terminus.
