Dana Kay Nelkin
...sics of free will, about morality, about moral responsibility and our related emotions and practices, about the pressing practical and moral issues concerning punishment, and about meaning in life. Finally, the book itself is a wonderful manifestation of a commitment to certain intellectual values--including seeing philosophy as an inclusive conversation, and to testing and revising one’s views in the search for truth....
Ryan T. Cragun1*, Joseph H. Hammer2, Michael Nielsen3
Christine Jeske
...se multiple standards of morality compete within societies, this element of well-being is subject to constant negotiation. Attaining well-being depends not merely on having a certain bundle of resources, connections, or circumstances, but on gaining a tenuous moral approbation. Well-being, then, is actually produced or reduced in sites where people publically negotiate the morality of their life choices. In this article, I e...
Bashir Hussain Shah, Hanif Gul and M. Ismail Chaudhry
...thion gave 93% and 72.5% morality of larvae in highest concentration of 0.05%. In second trial conducted at Charsadda during 1977 against the pest, Novacran, Tamaron, Sevin and Decis gave 100% mortality of larvae in 0.01% dose. Sumithion in 0.025% and Lorsban in 0.05% concentration also gave 100% mortality of larvae within 3 days of treatment. ...
