Confucian moral cultivation, longevity, and public policy by Li, Chenyang

“…By investigating the link between the Confucian ideal of longevity and moral cultivation, I argue that Confucian moral cultivation is founded on the ideal of harmony, and, in this connection, it promotes a holistic, healthy life, of which longevity is an important component. …”
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Fate’s destruction of freedom and morality in Shakespearean tragedy. by Ng, Bertram Jian Wen.

“…It is the power of not just an unavoidable destiny, but also the power of taking away responsibility and removing morality. This power is the problem that Fate introduces in its single minded path to one’s destiny.…”
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Moral responsibility and blameworthiness for our implicit biases by Pushpam, Benita-Faith

“…Are we morally responsible and blameworthy for our implicit biases? …”
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What difference does God make to morality? by Swinburne, R

“…I’m not going to discuss whether or not there is a God (that’s something I’m argued for a lot over the years), but simply whether if there is a God, that makes any difference to morality., I shall argue that the existence and actions of God make no difference to the fact that there are moral truths; but that the existence and actions of God make a great difference1 to the content of morality, to the seriousness of morality, and our knowledge of morality. …”

Understanding the role of tourist-oriented villages in promoting rural tourism in China: integrating rural landscapes and tourist services by Yi, Yayun, Siow, May Ling, Ibrahim, Roziya, Abdul Aziz, Faziawati

“…Rural tourism strategies in underdeveloped countries have gained significant popularity in recent years. …”

Smart Village Infrastructure and Sustainable Rural Communities / by Khan, Mohammad Ayoub, 1980-, editor 591478, Gupta, Bhumika, editor 656368, Verma, Agya Ram, editor 656370, Praveen, Pushkar, editor 656369, Peoples, Cathryn J., editor 656371, IGI Global Scientific Publishing (Online service) 655412

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Rural press serves the needs of village India by Jain, G. P.

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Barefoot doctors and the provision of rural health care by Fang, Xiaoping

“…This paper reaches beyond a nostalgic view of barefoot doctors and calls into question the orthodox interpretations that dominate present scholarship on public health and the provision of rural health in China. It retrieves Western medicine in rural China from potential historical oblivion through the perspective of the social history of medicine. …”
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Radio and television : change agents in rural areas by Malhan, P. N.

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Information technologies of broadcast media for rural Asia by Sundaram, P. S.

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Communication technology : bridging the rural-urban divide by Balaji, V.

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Intensification of rural health education through the media by Djafar H Assegaff

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China's rural migrant workers and labour politics by Chan, J, Selden, M

Moral decisions in video games and players’ intergroup attitudes by Koek, Dominic Wei Jie

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Patterns of motivation, moral and civic development in young Singaporeans by Koh, Caroline

“…To date, research on moral functioning and motivation has originated predominantly from Western contexts. …”
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The target of harm/help and its effect on moral credits. by Choo, Xin Ling.

“…Moral licensing and moral cleansing are phenomena illustrating that people’s behaviours are due to an inflation or deflation of their self-concepts following a moral act or a transgression respectively. …”
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The scientific study of consciousness cannot and should not be morally neutral by Mazor, M, Brown, S, Ciaunica, A, Demertzi, A, Fahrenfort, J, Faivre, N, Francken, JC, Lamy, D, Lenggenhager, B, Moutoussis, M, Nizzi, M-C, Salomon, R, Soto, D, Stein, T, Lubianiker, N

“…Considering the tight link between consciousness and moral status, answers to these questions have implications for law and ethics. …”

Belgrave's quest for moral order in Bahrain, 1926-1957 by Fakhro, E

“…It analyzes these activities as visible sites for understanding how colonial decision-makers relied on the Law to enforce a distinct moral authority in Bahrain, and reflects on the political imperatives behind these regulatory projects. …”

Audience research for rural broadcasting : the radio DZLB experience by Stuart, Teresa Habito

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Information needs of rural people and community information centres by Raju, K. A.

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