... of rationalizing the connection between past, present, and future, and how this temporal logic becomes the ground upon which ethical values, dispositions, and practices forge the basis of the idealized relationship between the Omani citizen and heritage imagery. Thanks to state initiatives, the pragmatics of daily...

...This study portrays Elizabeth Gaskell as an important social analyst who deliberately challenged the Victorian disjunction between public and private ethical values, maintaining a steady resistance to aggressive authority and advocating female friendship, rational motherhood and the power of speech...

...This chapter provides a foundation for 4 forces that are here to stay for business: (1) coercive power pressures (legal regulation and public opinion); (2) the need for profitability and the reality of global economic forces; (3) enduring ethical values and more conventional values that change...

...Oxford University Press The value-laden intersection of psychotherapy, positive mental health, and generic ethical values is examined. The chapter argues that these values permeate three points of a triadic analysis: (1) conceptions of mental disorder; (2) psychotherapeutic praxis; and (3...

... are born free and equal in dignity and rights.” Meanwhile, humanitarianism tends to focus on suffering and the prevention or amelioration of physical harm. Both movements, however, are predicated on ethical universality in principle and its global reach in practice. That is, since ethical values...

... powers of investigation and enforcement. However, this approach will not ensure the protection of all ethical values adversely implicated by AI, given that human rights norms do not comprehensively cover all values of societal concern. As such, a great deal more work needs to be done to develop...

..., and how to describe the findings. This book comes down on the side of those who reject the value-free ideal. It argues that social and ethical values are essential and unavoidable in many central aspects of scientific reasoning. When these legitimate influences of values are ignored, science still ends up...

...Oxford University Press Chapter 6 will explore the link between ethics and EBM, focusing on two questions: is EBM committed to certain ethical values, and if so, what theory of ethics is reflected by these values? It will address these questions drawing upon the EBM texts Evidence-based...

.... But because EBM makes certain assumptions about the nature of disease and treatment that may not apply to psychiatric disorders, it has also provoked vigorous debate in the field. This debate illustrates that rather than being value-neutral, EBM brings its own ethical values into practice. Are these the right...

...This article examines Nietzsche’s influence on analytic philosophy, focusing on the field of analytic ethics. It presents some key rationales motivating his re-evaluation of (ethical) values and, in particular, his critique of modern morality. To demonstrate his influence on the work of Charles...

.... Those facts mean that nothing human, natural, or divine guarantees respect for the ethical values and commitments that are most needed in contemporary human existence, but nothing is more important than our commitment to defend them, for they remain as fundamental as they are fragile, as precious...

... any other genocide. These disasters have emerged from human choices and decisions, many of them related to standing by and the complicity that goes with that action. Those facts mean that nothing human, natural, or divine guarantees respect for the ethical values and commitments that are most needed...

..., and micro-organisms with which we share the earth, and the variety of ecosystems of which they are functioning parts, is a prime example of one of those goods. The chapter also discusses the ethical values of biodiversity, as they are often based on religious or quasi-religious feelings. The aesthetic...

... pragmatics sensorimotor activity response Flaubert G concept s distributed cognition extended mind Milne A A Shepard E H Yeats W B pretence shared stipulation of brain implicatures literary value literature as affordance ethical values aesthetic values imagination cultural improvisation...

...2023 This chapter examines the relationship between the law and the moral practices adopted by society. Where they overlap, one finds a correspondence between the law and moral or ethical values. Outside the overlapping zone reside, on the one hand, acts which are legally wrong but not necessarily...

...The Humanism Debate was an extended critical discussion of the relationship between ethical values and human nature. The most famous exchange in this debate was that between Sartre and Heidegger. On one side Sartre proclaimed in his 1945 lecture (Sartre 1946) that ‘Existentialism is a Humanism...

... & Skovholt, 1999). The purpose of the study was to better understand the ethical values of therapists considered to be “the best of the best” by their professional colleagues. Previous research has demonstrated that therapists utilize a variety of resources when making ethical decisions, including...

.... The chapter carefully scrutinises moral and ethical values as well. Jen Gish Wolff Geoffrey Eugenides Jeffrey Origins Richard Mark Udall Brady Moody Rick Language acquisition Twain Mark Innocence Nabokov Vladimir Hyams Peter James Henry Malamud Bernard Eden Garden of Hoffman Eva Lee Chang rae...

... is often a demand for basic equality: to be an equal participant in drafting an agreement to which one is expected to conform. It is a demand for the power to define, interpret, balance, and prioritize the basic ethical values that underlie the UDHR within the contested and developing contexts, histories...