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...cktail of misinterpretation. One can spout the A to Z of Biblical law and ethics to their hearts content, but equally they will add another A to Z i... ...ey in turn continued to watch them and monitor their conversation. “I’m a professional and they know it. Nothing is more exciting than inflicting pa... ...ted hearts. What would you call it Alan?” “I don’t know, modern medicine, professionalism.” Alan rubbed his hand over a weather-beaten chin. He susp... ...t considered as interest. He never did go back to the town, as he took up professional gambling. For a good many years, he was a winner and living i...

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...g Co. [9] Forrest, Frank G. (1994). Valuemetrics: The Science of Personal and Professional Ethics. Atlanta - Amsterdam: Editions Rodopi. [10] Glei... ...rrest, Frank G. (1994). Valuemetrics: The Science of Personal and Professional Ethics. Atlanta - Amsterdam: Editions Rodopi. [10] Gleick, James. (19...

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...ndus systematically deny education to Dalits and Sudras right from school to professional levels. Dalits and Sudras are harassed, tormented, and dr... ...rds. 65 At times, Dalit and Sudra students find it difficult to enter any professional course: engineering, medicine, law or architecture. At ti... ...ineering, medicine, law or architecture. At times, even if they qualify for a professional course by sheer merit and hard work, they are unable to p... ...nas and caste differences should be protected. Each caste should protect its ethics and have the right to practice its codes and customs; it also g... ... No one can force a scavenger to continue his scavenging job. Such caste and professional atrocities should be banished. [Viduthalai, 18-4-1959] ... ...ntary and fundamental stages. Secondary (including technical and vocational) professional and higher education shall be made generally available an...

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...a sigh, Chris thought it was time to give her daughter a quick lecture on ethics. “Builders are a pain in the…” Chris thought before she swore, it wa... ...properties, convinced Rick she knew how to use a hammer, having assumed a professional job. 47 Revealing how Chris and Ian met, Paul went on to tell...

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...ree, socially irresponsible behaviour, above all men with no education or ethics or values with no motivation, no care for the family, no mind to th... ...viour among male children. Secondly the male child is given good food and professional education in contrast with the female child who may or may no... .... Kingsley, C., and Isaac, J., “Inter-caste Marriage Favoured: A Study of Professional Women in Chennai City,” Madras Musings, April 16-30 (2000). ...

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...Introduction: The Ethics of Aristotle is one half of a single treatise of which his Politics is the other half. Both deal with one and the same subject. This subject is what Aristotle calls in one place the ?philosophy of human affairs;? but m...

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...ator: J. A. Smith A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication The Ethics of Aristotle trans. J. A. Smith is a publication of the Pennsylvania... ...he document or for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. The Ethics of Aristotle trans. J. A. Smith, the Pennsylvania State University, ... ...e Pennsylvania State University is an equal opportunity university. 3 The Ethics of Aristotle THE ETHICS OF ARISTOTLE INTRODUCTION The Ethics of Aris... ... a literary sense each is independent and self-contained. The proem to the Ethics is an introduction to the whole subject, not merely to the first par... ...o the whole subject, not merely to the first part; the last chapter of the Ethics points forward to the Poli- tics, and sketches for that part of the ... ...ividing the various bodily habits. Well, these are thought to be useful to professional men, but to the unprofessional useless. In like manner it may ...

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...that teaches a man the wide meaning of his life, and makes of him a steady professional in living, if the motive be not necessity, but love. Necessity... ... Necessity may make a mere drudge of a man, and no mere drudge ever made a professional of himself; that demands a higher spirit and a finer incentive... ...r of rectitude. Christianity has liberated the world, not as a sys- tem of ethics, not as a philosophy of altruism, but by its revelation of the power...

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...ent that inheres in whites of eggs. Babbitt felt heavy and thick amid this professional daintiness, and as he waited for the ice cream he decided, wit... ...red the way these doctors and profs and preachers put on lugs about being ‘professional men. ’ A good realtor has to have more knowledge and finesse t... ...e never considers the-public service and trained skill and so on. Now as a professional—” “Rather! That’s perfectly bully! Perfectly corking! Now you ... ...-girls in the narrow space between the tables. Fantas- tically whirled the professionals, a young man in sleek evening-clothes and a slim mad girl in ... ...ely. Before they went, three of them secretly made ap- pointments with the professional dancing girl, who agreed “Yes, yes, sure, darling” to everythi... ...n to have any share in the deal except as brokers. Babbitt rather agreed. “Ethics of the business-broker ought to strictly represent his principles an... ...resent his principles and not get in on the buying,” he said to Thompson. “Ethics, rats! Think I’m going to see that bunch of holy grafters get away w... ...his hands in his pockets, and laughed. “So I’m fired! Well, old Vision and Ethics, I’m tickled to death! But I don’t want you to think you can get awa... ...I believe the highest type of Service, like the most progressive tenets of ethics, senses unceasingly and is motived by active adherence and loyalty t...

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...rol finally de- cided upon studying law, writing motion-picture scenarios, professional nursing, and marrying an unidentified hero. Then she found a h... ...vice of the professor of English which led 11 Sinclair Lewis her to study professional library-work in a Chicago school. Her imagination carved and c... ...s he a good doctor, Dr. Gould?” Kennicott’s rival gasped at this insult to professional ethics, and he took an appreciable second before he recovered ... ...octor, Dr. Gould?” Kennicott’s rival gasped at this insult to professional ethics, and he took an appreciable second before he recovered his social ma... ... Sam loudly explained to Carol, “Ella is our shark at elocuting. She’s had professional training. She studied singing and oratory and dramatic art and... ...and sandy pompadour hair of Mr. Raymond P. Wutherspoon, known as “Raymie,” professional bachelor, manager and one half the sales-force in the shoe-dep... ...rfect, the divinely ordained standard in music, oratory, philanthropy, and ethics. “We don’t need all this new- fangled science, or this terrible High...

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...E MOST IMPORTANT feature of my life is its literary feature. I have been professionally literary something more than forty years. There have been ma... ...which reaches bottom at last, when the street be comes a roost for humble professionals of the faith cure and fortune telling sort. What a queer, mel... ...oly street! I don’t think I was ever in a street before when quite so many professional ladies, with English surnames, preferred Madam to Mrs. on thei... ...honors and performing the one royal func tion—laying eggs. As regards the ethics of the judicial assassination of the queen, that is a matter of poli... ... he is naturally apt to make an exhibition of his incompetence. “Let a non professional man, however acute,” writes Lord Campbell again, “presume to t...

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...ically, she dep- recated the American wife’s detachment from her husband’s professional interests, but in practice she had always found it difficult t... ...ould be obtained only at the cost of efforts as ardu- ous as her husband’s professional labors, such brief leisure as they could command should be use... ...that as a study of determinism Professor Lupton ranks it with ‘The Data of Ethics.’” “I’m told that Osric Dane spent ten years in preparatory studies ... ...he President went on, “to stand for what is highest in art, literature and ethics.” Osric Dane again turned to her. “What ethics?” she asked. A tremor... ...reparation to pronounce on a question of morals; but when they were called ethics it was different. The club, when fresh from the “Encyclopaedia Brita... ...istologist; and such minor members as Mrs. Leveret still secretly regarded ethics as something vaguely pagan. Even to Mrs. Ballinger, Osric Dane’s que... ...is own sex fewer regrets were heard, and in his own trade hardly a murmur. Professional jealousy? Perhaps. If it were, the honour of the craft was vin... ...in a congratulatory group of ladies. W estall’s informal talks on “The New Ethics” had drawn about him an eager following of the mentally unemployed—t... ... almost pusillanimously careful not to let his personal views endanger his professional standing. Of late, however, he had shown a puzzling tendency t...

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...ed; but in this age, when masterpieces of excellence have been executed by professional men, it must be evident, that in the style of criticism applie... ...so very moral a character, that, not content with writing his Nichomachean Ethics, in one volume octavo, he also wrote another system, called Magna Mo... ... volume octavo, he also wrote another system, called Magna Moralia, or Big Ethics. Now, it is impossible that a man who composes any ethics at all, bi... ...found out to be “des scélérats,”—not ama- teurs, gentlemen, as we are, but professional men—the height of whose ambition at that moment was to cut his... ... could un- derstand, was not murdered. This was a capital oversight of the professional men in the seventeenth century; because in every light he was ... ...p, he had quitted England for the conti- nent—meaning to practise a little professionally. For this purpose he resorted to Germany, conceiving the pol... ...ain solemnly disclaim all pretensions on my own part to the character of a professional man. I never attempted any murder in my life, except in the ye...

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...ual recognition of the true God. 62 God The Invisible King 6. RELIGION AS ETHICS And while I am dealing with rationalists, let me note certain recent... ...t were simply an eminent but ill-reported and abominably served teacher of ethics—and yet of the only right ideal and ethics. He speaks as though reli... ...Man. It can do so without departing from the Christian ideal and Christian ethics. It need only drop all that is silly and disputable, and ‘mattering ... ...o artistic elaboration, the business of the barrister is the business of a professional wrangler; he is a bravo in wig and gown who fights the duels o... ...tines. Anyone who seeks the inti- mate discussion of spiritual things with professional divines, will find this is the substance of the case for the e... ...d. Therewith the whole position of the conforming sceptic is changed. If a professional religious has any justification at all for his professionalism...

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...which the clergy thought too little of their duties, but too much of their professional rights; and if we may credit the indirect report of the contem... ...homas de Quincey pute; and the attempt to punish, or even ruin a number of professional brethren for not enforcing a by-law, when the by-law itself ha... ...English marriage party from being atrociously mas- sacred; a grave English professional man with his wife from being carried off to a mountainous capt... ...xclusively upon English travellers? Our travellers may happen or not to be professional; but they are never found travelling for profes- sional object... ...roperly called for. But in the larger proportions of their works, even the professional are not pro- fessional; whilst such is our academic discipline... ...tical processes is a mode of casuistry. And it is clear that any practical ethics, ethics applied to the realities of life, ought to take the professe...

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...corruptible; it is a poor but perhaps a well-merited com- pliment to their professional code. W e have squared the whole profession to be individually... ...washes its dirty linen in public by choice and necessity, and disdains all professional etiquette. Few people know what criticisms of the Lord Chief J... ... that women of title, working women, domestic servants, tradesmen’s wives, professional workers, had all been meeting together and working together in... ...lete, but all deserve consideration. It is no good arguing about the finer ethics of the things that are; the business of sane men is to get things be... .... Directly we come to the commercial, directive, official, tech- nical and professional classes in Germany, we come to classes far more highly trained... ... a crisis within a few years of the peace settle- ment. The mercantile and professional classes will join hands with the social democrats to remove th...

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...ic of eagles and aeronauts. You can see it in the pic- tures of our racing professionals, from L.V. Rautsch to little Ada Warrleigh—that fathomless ab... ...long!” They pushed at the door, which was unlocked. “Yes. But consider the ethics of the case,” said Jimmy. “Isn’t this burglary or something, Bubbles...

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...d roots that grew in the forest. T o say the truth, there was much need of professional assistance, not merely for Hester her self, but still more ur... ... a lawyer, and accustomed to speak of Bacon, Coke, Noye, and Finch, as his professional associates, the exigenties of this new country had transformed... ...that noble art with the daily and habitual flourish of a razor. T o such a professional body Roger Chillingworth was a brilliant acquisition. He soon ... ...when, in fulfilment of this pledge, he requested old Roger Chillingworth’s professional advice, “I could be well content that my labours, and my sorro... ...ere of human thought and study to meet upon; they discussed every topic of ethics and religion, of public affairs, and pri vate character; they talke... ...od faith, but always quitting the patient’s apartment, at the close of the professional inter view, with a mysterious and puzzled smile upon his lips...

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...reya. Old Nelson said at once: “I’ll stroll down with you.” He had begun a professional conversation about the dangers of the New Guinea coast, and wa... ...The embarrassing masculine absurdities are in the main responsible for its ethics. But, looking at Heemskirk, Freya felt regret and even remorse. His ...

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...ut that field of exertion is very lim- ited, and is soon filled by regular professional people, trained and equipped for the service. In the case of a... ...d clothes such as may co-operate in personat- ing the character of a grave professional man, he may elude all suspicions of impertinent policemen; may... ...literature. An artist from the Italian opera of London and Paris, making a professional excursion to our provinces, is received according to the tarif... ...ges crowding into one pocket volume, he cannot really have much abused his professional license for being dull. Indeed, one has to look out an excuse ... ...and no lampreys allowed, would soon cauterize the proud flesh of heretical ethics. Pope did wisely , situated as he was, in a decorous nation, and clo... ...reverence from you, by means of her grandmotherhood, which by means of her ethics she might not. T o be a good Grecian, is now to be a faded potentate...

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...ld medicine and surgery under circumstances of in- evitable seclusion from professional aid, written about the year 1820-22, by Mr. Haden, a surgeon o... ...or—Founder, at once, and Finisher—of that great transfiguration applied to ethics, which he and the Baptist alike announced as form- ing the code for ... ...nsfiguring sense and spirit of interpretation (metanoia) to a transfigured ethics—an altered organ to an altered object. This is by far the grandest m... ...e notion of conveying to him a more comprehensive view of the Scrip- tural ethics, repeated to him the Ten Commandments; al- though, with the sole exc... ... of nature; and for any polemic functions the teaching was resigned to the professional phi- losophers—academic, peripatetic, stoic, etc. By religion ... ...m—formed chiefly by him- self, and originally, perhaps, directed simply to professional objects, such as would have little chance for engaging the at-... ...rations. It may serve to show how inevitably an amateur architect, without professional aid and counsel, will be defrauded, that the first of these ho... ... I have known. It may illustrate the way in which lady architects, without professional aid, are and ever will be defrauded, that, after all was finis... ...stion concerned—of the point at issue. For, mark, in the very vestibule of ethics, two questions arise—two different and disconnected questions, A and...