Sentence examples for which standpoint from inspiring English sources

Can you tell me which standpoint is correct?

Is there a reliable way to ascertain which standpoint is normatively more authoritative than others?

Such beliefs, which tend to be moral or religious in nature, are said to be viewed differently from the inside (from which standpoint they have perfect authority) than from the outside (from which standpoint they are regarded as questionable).

Each of these sub-concepts could be valuable to us, depending upon which standpoint on our practical reasoning we take, but on no standpoint is knowledge of particular value.

Longino (1993b) argues that standpoint theory cannot provide a noncircular basis for deciding which standpoints have epistemic privilege.

Using Dewey's standard of truth as that which results in "transactional flourishing" Sullivan considers "questions about which standpoints can help promote flourishing transactions" (146 47).

In contrast to realism, Humean constructivism builds upon the Kantian insight that normative truths are not simply "out there," as realists suppose, but instead follow from the so-called practical standpoint, which is the standpoint of anyone who values anything at all.

Research on water and politics might benefit from more explicit engagement with the question from which political standpoint that research is undertaken, and whether and how that is related to method, approach and policy recommendations.

"Kellen is great, not only from a leadership standpoint, which is something I think he brings to the table every single week, but a physical standpoint," Smith said.

The whole 12-man squad has a feel of continuity about it, which is a standpoint of Trevor Bayliss.

Both are disturbing yet compelling, and both ask the viewer not to take a moral standpoint, which is, at times, a tough call.