The State, Society, Human Rights Health: Ethical Challenges in the Development of New Interventions. by Solomon R. Benatar

“…Moral imagination is required to move beyond the current impasse in which the lives of some seem to be of infinite value while the lives of others are apparently dispensable. A broader discourse on ethics and human rights coupled to demonstration of high moral standards by influential nations could facilitate the introduction of new interventions with the prospect of greatly improving population health.…”
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Satisfying wanderlust : a study on how leisure travel influences social status by Yeo, Genevieve Shuen Siew

“…Other factors that influence social status are the discourses of travel and the ability to gaze into the lives of others while one’s is hidden from the tourists.…”
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Membentuk Akhlaqul Karimah pada Anak dalam Perspektif Pendidikan Islam by M Abdillah Subhin

“…Therefore education does not merely transfer knowledge to learners, but also provides moral values and humanitarian values that are general, and expected learners can respect others to be able to appreciate the lives of others, so that will be reflected in the behavior of polite, Humble, noble soul and self-confidence from early age to the end of life.…”
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What is Moral Disquiet and How Does the Experience of Moral Disquiet Appear in Professional Human Practices? by Helene Torsteinson, Tone Saevi

“…We suggest that moral disquiet, expressed as the human sensitivity toward others, does not depend on success or failure of outcome, but is a quality of belief and hope in the lives of others that offers possible moments of humanness. …”
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Ancillary Trauma in the Novels of Toni Morrison by Shirley A. Stave

“…Some of the victims of ancillary trauma go on to wreak havoc in the lives of others, while the only defence against ancillary trauma appears to be the instilling of self-worth by parents who value their children as complete human beings.…”
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Taking Congress Home: Effects of NC 4-H Congress on Youth Behaviors and Intentions by Benjamin Silliman

“…A Youth Program Climate survey revealed that youth viewed NC 4-H Congress as a setting where service was important, where they learned to accept differences, teamwork was emphasized, and where they were able to make a difference in the lives of others. Three implications of the evaluation report are discussed: 1) value of a youth leadership conference for educating and inspiring youth in citizenship, leadership, and service; 2) evaluation methodology, including engaging youth leaders in design and use of conference data; and 3) marketing and accountability opportunities resulting from program evaluations.…”
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Positive Creativity Is Principled Creativity by Ronald A. Beghetto, Ross C. Anderson

“…A principled approach to creativity refers to the design and implementation of positive creative educational endeavors, which are guided by a set of agreed-upon commitments aimed at making a positive contribution to the learning and lives of others. We open by discussing how our conception of a principled approach to creativity connects to positive creativity and how this approach can guide creative educational endeavors. …”
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THE PREMIDITATED MURDER IN THE FAMILY: RECONSTRUCTION OF CRIMINAL WEIGHTING by Kartini Malarangan, Nurhayati Nurhayati, Vivi Nur Qalbi

“…So that the panel of judges imposed a life sentence for a crime intentionally and the plan in advance to take the lives of others and the persecution was appropriate. Reconceptualization of the weighting of the crime of murder should also be carried out in the context of reforming norms, namely by considering the victims of the murder, as in Japan, which gives weights based on the victim, if the victim of homicide and premeditated murder is a family lineage in the hierarchy and above…”
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The lived experience of mirror-touch synaesthesia: a qualitative investigation of empathy and social life by Cleghorn, E, Martin, D, Ward, J

“…The descriptions point to mirror-touch synaesthetes’ automatic feeling into the emotional lives of others and their deliberate attempts to regulate this.…”

Questioning the Problematic Nature of School Culture in Elementary Teacher Education by Lori Turner Meier

“…A teacher education program should recognize, celebrate, and honor the intentions of prospective teachers who so often feel committed to improving the lives of others, alleviating social inequalities, and eradicating discrimination” (p. 194).…”
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THE PHOBIA CORONA (COVID 19) - WHAT WE CAN DO by Medani P. Bhandari

“…People need to be aware not only of the responsibility for the lives of others, they must also re-evaluate their own lives in such a way that money, power and material goods cease to occupy a higher priority than the supreme value of love and care for others. …”
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The Spirituality of Jesus for the Unchurched and the Unaffiliated: A Pentecostal-Charismatic Perspective by Scott Lewis Adams

“…Although the topic of spirituality is wide and deep, this study will approach it as personally transformative Christian experiences and practices that enrich one’s life and the lives of others. By drawing from the research of statisticians and social scientists, I will discuss notable ways in which the Pentecostal-Charismatic movement has the potential to make the spirituality of Jesus accessible to the unchurched and the unaffiliated (nones) in the United States. …”
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THE PHOBIA CORONA (COVID 19) - WHAT WE CAN DO by Medani P. Bhandari

“…People need to be aware not only of the responsibility for the lives of others, they must also re-evaluate their own lives in such a way that money, power and material goods cease to occupy a higher priority than the supreme value of love and care for others. …”
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THE PHOBIA CORONA (COVID 19) - WHAT WE CAN DO by Medani P. Bhandari

“…People need to be aware not only of the responsibility for the lives of others, they must also re-evaluate their own lives in such a way that money, power and material goods cease to occupy a higher priority than the supreme value of love and care for others. …”
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THE PHOBIA CORONA (COVID 19) - WHAT WE CAN DO by Medani P. Bhandari

“…People need to be aware not only of the responsibility for the lives of others, they must also re-evaluate their own lives in such a way that money, power and material goods cease to occupy a higher priority than the supreme value of love and care for others. …”
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THE PHOBIA CORONA (COVID 19) - WHAT WE CAN DO by Medani P. Bhandari

“…People need to be aware not only of the responsibility for the lives of others, they must also re-evaluate their own lives in such a way that money, power and material goods cease to occupy a higher priority than the supreme value of love and care for others. …”
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Aneurysms in the Times of the Climatic Change by Eirini Karagianni, Aikaterini Karagianni

“…Beyond the obvious effects of these phenomena on human lives, countless others arise and await being studied. Meanwhile, it has been proven that many health problems are related to changes in weather and large fluctuations of temperature. …”
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THE PHOBIA CORONA (COVID 19) - WHAT WE CAN DO by Medani P. Bhandari

“…People need to be aware not only of the responsibility for the lives of others, they must also re-evaluate their own lives in such a way that money, power and material goods cease to occupy a higher priority than the supreme value of love and care for others. …”
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Promoting and developing knowledge communities in the workplace by Azizan, Norizan, Yusof, Ab. Aziz

“…It is very critical that the relevant people are well-equipped with the necessary knowledge and know how in order to cope effectively and efficiently particularly when making decisions that affect their lives as well as the lives of others. Thus, continuous enhancement to their knowledge, skills and abilities is a must. …”
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Politics of the Temporary : An Ethnography of Migrant Life in Urban Malaysia / by Parthiban Muniandy, author 634158

“…In cities like Kuala Lumpur and George Town, workers from Indonesia, Nepal, Bangladesh, Burma, the Philippines, Vietnam and China contribute in seen and unseen ways to the lives of others. They are the servers and cooks in restaurants, maids and nannies in homes, street cleaners, construction workers, social escorts, sex workers and micro-entrepreneurs. …”