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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"ethical aim"”.

  1. Sustainability with an Ethical Aim: Lessons from an American Nun in Amazonia

    … Topic</strong></p> <p>Human imagination, an ethical aim and action are the progenitors for reconciliation between humans and their environment. Two examples of such reconciliation are found in Brazil and are the result of the tireless work of an American Nun, Sister Dorothy Stang and the …

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  2. Including Exceptional Children in a Christian Learning Community: New Narratives in Special Education

    … served as the directives for this study are: (1) Ethical Aim, the aspiration for a fulfilled life, defined in this study in the Christian context as a life pleasing to God, (2) Praxis, which is the practical application of a moral judgment in alignment with the Ethical Aim, and (3) Imagination, …

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  3. Toward Cooperative Ethics: A Ricoeurian Reading of the Educational Aim of Jose Maria Arizmendiarrieta Founder of the Mondragon Cooperatives

    … parallels between Ricoeur's definition of the ethical aim and Arizmendiarrieta's educational aim as this may be gleaned from an anthology of his sayings as well as from statements of those who knew him very well. These similarities provide impetus toward a definition of cooperative ethics. …

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  4. Sandwich Generation Caregivers: Ethical Legacies Throughout Generations

    … critical hermeneutic research study explores ethical meanings during a time of dual-generation care and how these interpretations may affect one's view of family life across generations. The research participants in this study were adults situated between young children and dependent elders, …

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