The Theory of Exceptionalism Facing the Theory of Balance by mahnaz bayat komitaki, mahdi balavi

“…AbstractThe concepts of right and expediency are two of the concepts that have beengoverned over political, ethical, legal and social discourses in the most ofcountries. …”
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Traiano Boccalini: la ragion di stato tra satira e sinceritas. Quale accettabilità per Machiavelli ? by Antonella Ciccarelli

“…Boccalini takes the Republic of Venice as the perfect model of the state within the tradition of Venetian anti-Machiavellianism. His focus on politics’ ethical dimension makes him one the foremost critics among scholars writing about ‘reasons of state.’ …”
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Troubled waters : the battle over shipwrecks, treasure and history at the bottom of the sea by Baehr, Leslie G. (Leslie Gail)

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Education practices developed by nurses in adolescent health promotion - doi:10.5020/18061230.2006.p240 by Valdicleibe Lira de Amorim, Neiva Francenely Cunha Vieira, Estela Maria Leite Meirelles Monteiro, Maria do Socorro Mendonça Sherlock, Maria Grasiela Teixeira Barroso

“…The adolescents possess health necessities that are produced in the scope of the society, defining and changing themselves from the interaction with its several economic, institutional, political, ethical, cultural and physical ambient components. …”
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Man as the Event of Wisdom-Language; An Aristotelian-Heideggerian Interpretation of the Story "Report to the Academy" by Franz Kafka by Hossein Ghassami, mohammad Asghari

“…Aristotle considers the concept of wisdom or Logos to be the foundation of human beings; he repeatedly states this opinion in his three important works, namely "Politics", "Ethics of Nicomachus" and "Poetry". Although Aristotle's opinion has been accepted in the history of thought, this does not mean that others are trying to explain new readings that did not come from humans. …”
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Farabi's philosophy in the middle of abstract and concrete: A model for philosophical thinking and cultural policymaking by A. Morovat, R. Mahoozi

“…This statement is against the claim that Farabi's philosophy is completely abstract and unrelated to the concrete issues of his life, or even if he believes in such a connection, the proposed philosophical model is considered to be fundamentally unrealizable in this world and that philosophy in many aspects i.e. anthropology, politics, ethics, etc., is considered to be the highest part of a person's soul. …”
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Studying the Lineage and the Rights of Cloned Child in Imami Jurisprudence and International Law by Mohammad Farzanegan, Seyedeh Tahere Moosavi Khatir, Mehdi Taleghan Ghafari

“…In recent decades, the debate about embryo research and fertility treatments has been the subject of many political, ethical, legal and theological controversies in Iran and outside between countries. …”
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Mediating climate change rhetoric to increase lexical knowledge of students at university level by Dervishaj Adriana, Abdihoxha Xhiljola

“…Climate change has evolved from a primarily physical phenomenon to one that is also social, political, ethical, cultural, and communicative. This paper also contributes to an improved understanding of the mediation of climate change discourse and of the role of language in this issue, related to the Albanian context. …”
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Identifying Components of Social Responsibility in Pharmaceutical Industry Companies: A Qualitative Study by Masume Bazrafshan, Hamidreza Vakilifard, Bizhan Abedini, Davood Khodadadi

“…including environmental conditions; legal agents; and political, ethical, cultural, economic and social factors were identified as effective on social responsibility in pharmaceutical companies. …”
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The conceptions of Spanish and Colombian students regarding processes of historical reconciliation by Nilson Javier Ibagón, Pedro Miralles-Martínez

“…It is also supported by political, ethical and aesthetic dimensions, leading to the processes of making and receiving historical judgments being even more complex.…”
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A born-translated fairy tale: transcultural readership and anti-exoticism in Robert Louis Stevenson’s “The Bottle Imp” by Lucio De Capitani

“…This, in turn, means to frame "The Bottle Imp" within some of the current debates on the global circulation of literature and its effect on the politics, ethics and aesthetics of literary texts.…”
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Re-situating Weber-reception in the circulation of knowledge: analyzing the intermediation of Chinese sociologists with overseas trajectory by Po-Fang Tsai

“…Dialoging with Rodriguez Medina’s analytical framework and his concept of “subordinating object,” this paper narrates and compares the explicit and implicit effects of the cohorts’ intellectual and political-ethical interventions. The results of this study show not only the asymmetric “dual gaze” between center and periphery, but also that generation and discipline are two crucial factors in the circulation of sociological knowledge. …”
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Survey Study on Attitudes to Multi-Dimensional Sustainable Development with U.K. MSc Students by Gavin Melles

“…As reflected in the sustainable development goals (SDGs), sustainable development is a multi-dimensional concept integrating political, ethical, economic, and other factors. Reports from the United Nations (UN) Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (UNDESD) suggest that universities are more engaged with sustainable development in higher education. …”
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'A strange, though native coast': imperial and mercantile reactions to coastal arrival in early modern literature by Humphries, W

“…It demonstrates the various ways in which authors presented arrival on shorelines in order to consider political, ethical, and literary issues. Coastal arrival is shown to have become particularly significant during the period, owing to England’s complicated sense of itself as an island nation with uncertain colonial aspirations. …”

Therapeutic Discourse of Psychologists in the Context of Crisis: Normalization of Non-Action by Anna Valerevna Zhemchugova, Irina Aleksandrovna Chudova

“…A separate emphasis was placed on the description of therapeutic discourse in relation to socio-political, ethical-moral and other neighboring discourses, the following strategies of normalization of the crisis situation inherent in therapeutic discourse were identified — “sealing”, “re-description”, “attention switching”, the opposite discursive strategy — problematization was also outlined. …”
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Zhang Junmai’s Early Political Philosophy and the Paradoxes of Chinese Modernity by Eric S. Nelson

“…In response to this complex situation, Zhang articulated a phenomenological interpretation of the social-political, ethical, and cultural lifeworld, drawing on classic and contemporary Chinese and Western sources, which endeavoured to more adequately address the paradoxes of Westernization and modernization, and the crisis of Chinese ethical life. …”
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Politica e recitazione a Firenze prima del principato by Paola Ventrone

“…This paper deals with the farces and the political and moral comedies performed during the meals of Florentine Signoria, at the beginning of 16th century, in order both to offer an amusement to its members, and to communicate political, ethical and moral messages related to the current situation and needs. …”
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The state of naloxone: Access amid a public health crisis by Jeffrey Fudin, Amelia L Persico, Jeffrey J Bettinger, Erica L Wegrzyn

“…While the opioid epidemic itself remains a contentious topic of political, ethical, and medical debate, it is widely acknowledged that mitigation strategies that could lessen morbidity and mortality are essential. …”
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I've got 99 problems but a phone ain't one: electronic and mobile health in low and middle income countries by Kumar, P, Paton, C, Kirigia, D

“…Implementations of electronic health (e-Health) and mobile health (m-Health) technologies in countries like Kenya are yet to tackle human resource constraints or the political, ethical and financial considerations of such technologies. …”

Educational Inclusion of People With Disabilities and Well-Being: Desires, Needs and Wishes by Andreza de Oliveira de Carvalho, Flavia Câmara Neto Athayde Gonçalves, Paulo Pires de Queiroz

“…Thus, it is concluded that inclusion, widely understood, contributes to the construction of a cultural, political, ethical, and epistemological project aimed at social emancipation, autonomy, and the guarantee of human rights, thus valuing various aspects of the demands for equality in differences.…”
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