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Showing 1 to 20 of 424 for “"Human life"”.

  1. When human life begins

    Das, Susan K.P.2016

    <p>The moment attributed to the beginning of human life is debated not only in religious and political communities, but within the scientific community as well. Particular attention is given to this issue as advances in science make it possible to manipulate the embryo and fetus at early stages of …

    rowan Repository record

  2. Faith and Human Life According to William James

    McCluskey, Marilyn1970

    <p>Philosophy of William James.</p>

    loyola-thes Repository record

  3. Ethics and modernization : a preliminary study on the quality of human life

    Croker, Stanley Wilson1970

    The basic problem examined in this thesis has two focii - social ethics and modernization. Is there a relationship between social ethics and modernization? If so, what is the nature of this relationship and what is the effect of this relationship in practice? In examining these questions, two …

    u-pacific Repository record

  4. Catholic reflections on abortion and euthanasia - towards a theology of sacredness of human life

    Dimokpala, Chrisopher ChukwudiUniversity of the Western Cape2009

    … revolving at the "beginning" and "end" of human life in the modern world. However, something must be said about the question regarding respect for human life vis-�-vis abortion and euthanasia, since they are widely discussed today and since they strike at the very heart of traditional …

    western-cape Repository record

  5. Attending to more-than-human life and loss: Digitally mediated affects of ecological citizen scientists

    Verploegen, H.M.G.S.l. : s.n.2025

    Contains fulltext : 318633.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)

    radboud Repository record

  6. A Biblical Portrait of Death as the Qualifier of Both the Ethic and Value of Human Life

    Jennings, Toby VincentSouthern Baptist Theological Seminary2012

    … be termed "biolatry"--i.e., the worship of (human) life--contradicts the biblical articulation of the value of human life and results in an ethic of honoring that life above the ordinance of the God who both created and orders life and death in accord with his own infinitely good and holy …

    sbts Repository record

  7. Az emberi élet értéke. Egy rendhagyó közgazdasági kérdés magyarországi vizsgálata = The value of human life. Development of an expectional economic issue in Hungary

    Adorján, RichárdBudapesti Corvinus Egyetem2004

    corvinus Repository record

  8. The European Union, state of exception and state transformation - Romania, Turkey and ethnic minority politics

    Mateescu, DNottingham Trent University2011

    … dominates as such the contemporary discourse of human life, ethnic minorities included, in world politics. The analytical mechanism is grounded in social constructivist theorisations of discourse analysis. It evaluates whether and to what extent the enlargement of the European Union (EU) and its …

    nott-trent Repository record

  9. Care of the Machine Self: physiology, cybernetics, humanistic systems in ergonomics

    Martinez, Mark A.2013

    … scientific thought and philosophy have theorized human life and machines in western thought.

    umn Repository record

  10. The Influence of Thomas Aquinas’ Concept of Createdness on Josef Pieper’s Moral Philosophy

    Slater, Sarah2021

    … and specifically Aquinas’ concept of the created human person. Pieper uses Aquinas’ theological anthropology to argue for three actions which respond to the reality of being created: giving assent to having been brought into existence by God, perceiving God and created reality, and pursuing of the …

    duquesne Repository record

  11. ΠΟΙΝΙΚΗ ΑΝΤΙΜΕΤΩΠΙΣΗ ΤΗΣ ΚΟΙΝΩΣ ΕΠΙΚΙΝΔΥΝΗΣ ΧΡΗΣΗΣ ΤΟΞΙΚΩΝ ΟΥΣΙΩΝ (ΚΑΤΑ ΤΟ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟ ΚΑΙ ΙΡΑΚΙΝΟ ΔΙΚΑΙΟ)

    Al-Saraf, Mohamed HassanNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens1986

    … OFTEN CONSTITUTES COMMONLY DANGEROUS ACT FOR HUMAN LIFE AND BODILY INTEGRITY. IN PARTICULAR, IN THIS FIELD OF CHEMICAL INDUSTRY DISASTROUS DANGER MAY RESULT FOR AN INDEFINITENUMBER OF PERSONS FROM THE USAGE OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES, MORE ESPECIALLY SO FROM THE NEGLIGENT CONDUCT OF THE …

    greece Repository record

  12. Designing the Threshold: A Holistic Center for the Terminally Ill

    Morris, Christie A.Virginia Tech1998

    … the joy of birth and all the infinite aspects of human life, then Architecture can celebrate death as a final rite of passage. Can Architecture celebrate man's transition into the afterlife? How does this celebration translate literally into something tangible? How does this celebration translate …

    vt Repository record

  13. Life Expansion: Toward an Artistic, Design-Based Theory of the Transhuman / Posthuman

    Vita-More, Natasha2012

    The thesis’ study of life expansion proposes a framework for artistic, design-based approaches concerned with prolonging human life and sustaining personal identity. To delineate the topic: life expansion means increasing the length of time a person is alive and diversifying the matter in which a …

    plymouth Repository record

  14. Domestic Servants on the New York and London Stages: 1880 - 1920 With an Emphasis on Costume

    Kline, Ruth FifieldUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

    … England, a revolution more costly in terms of human life and property than the French Revolution that preceded it a century earlier. Slow-moving, massive, and comprehensive, this social revolution had the same aim as its predecessor--the relief of the laboring classes from exploitation by the …

    uiuc Repository record

  15. Multi-stage and multi-objective allocation procedures of urban parks using location decision support system (UPLDSS)

    Chin, YoiheeUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2011

    Recreation has an important role in human life. Specifically, the open space around residential areas such as playgrounds or neighborhood parks influences people's daily lives implicitly or explicitly. In spite of such contributions, however, the literature directly related to the provision of …

    uiuc Repository record

  16. Reweaving the Rainbow: Science in Romantic Poetry

    Prescott, Robert AllenUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

    … a cold, scientific perspective on nature and on human life, they grounded both their nature poetry and their visionary poetry in terms of atoms, ether, and stratigraphy.

    uiuc Repository record

  17. 梁放文学作品中的人道关怀 = THE HUMANITARIAN CONCERN EXPRESSED IN LIANG FANG'S LITERARY WRITINGS

    毛丽妃, MOH LEE FAIR2001

    … well as the acuteness of his perceptions about human nature. However, the quality that captivates readers the most is the humanitarian concern expressed in his literary writings. He used to express his humanitarian concern in three main themes : human life, human nature and human touch. This …

    nus Repository record

  18. Refusing White Privacy

    Dunbar, OliviaThe Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York2019

    … of data as an inevitable residue of human life and relationship. Through this intervention, I show that the alleged crises of privacy ushered in by allegedly non-racial smart technologies (a preoccupation in WDSS) is underwritten by racializing technologies from the Antebellum era to …

    cuny-grad Repository record

  19. Utopia and Oblivion

    Hack, Keith MartinVirginia Tech2021

    … ecologies, and reinhabitation of the site by human and non-human life. The context of the project is based on the assumption that such an undertaking is highly unlikely under the current economic and political paradigm. As such it is situated in the distant future, the result of prolonged …

    vt Repository record

  20. Criminal Homicide in Warren County Kentucky: 1970-1971

    Carter, Timothy

    … punishable by criminal law, the taking of a human life by another human being most often entails a severe sanction, especially when it has been done deliberately and with a degree of premeditation. Public fear and concern dictate forceful sanctioning toward the homicide offender or offenders; …

    wku-diss Repository record

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