Rights: Meaning and theories; different kinds of rights; concept of Human RightsWhat are rights? A right is described as an entitlement or justified claim to a certain kind of positive and negative treatment from others, to support from others or non-interference from others. In other words,...
Ian Hacking (e.g.1986], [1995b) uses the looping effect to characterize a phenomenon that underlies many social constructivist arguments. The looping effect describes the interaction between classifications and the targeted “kinds of people” or human kinds that purportedly share behaviour and traits...
a新教伦理客观上形成了美国人的物质至上的价值观 Protestantism ethics on objective has formed American's material supreme values[translate] a人一旦置身于大自然中,惟一的选择只有充当征服者,他与被征服对象的关系必然是对立的,两者是彼此仇视的、互不相容的。 Once the human places oneself in the nature, the...
See also the consideration of military ethics in: KING, 2008. 8 Engagements with Scottish chivalry and/or the works of Barbour include: KLIMAN, 1973; CAMERON, 1998; STEVENSON, 2006; FORAN, 2010; BOARDMAN/FORAN, 2015. 9 Studies discussing the impacts of war on particular regions and groups ...
Fox (2015, p. 308) posthumanist perspective foregrounds the affective flows that shape the agency of learners and places emphasis on, assemblages of human and non-human relations rather than upon individual 'emotional' bodies; on flows of affect within assemblages rather than notions of agency ...
Dual-Process Theories (D-PTs) claim there are two qualitatively different types of processes in the human brain-mind. Despite forming the basis for several
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