The Theory of Architecture: Concepts, Themes & PracticesThis jargon-free guide to design and architecture theory helps professionals engage in the discourse of where and what architecture is, and has been. |
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... moral views or those of others , or ponders on their justification , or compares them with rival attitudes , to that extent he is a moral philosopher " ( Flew 1979 , ' ethics ' ) . And insofar as ' architects in the street ' do the same ...
... moral views or those of others , or ponders on their justification , or compares them with rival attitudes , to that extent he is a moral philosopher " ( Flew 1979 , ' ethics ' ) . And insofar as ' architects in the street ' do the same ...
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... moral monism is what Stone labels Moral Pluralism , which is " a conception of the moral realm as consisting in several different schemata , side by side ” ( 1987 : 132 ) , although he cautions that it not be confused with moral ...
... moral monism is what Stone labels Moral Pluralism , which is " a conception of the moral realm as consisting in several different schemata , side by side ” ( 1987 : 132 ) , although he cautions that it not be confused with moral ...
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... moral law , one code , one standard . There are many moral laws , codes , standards . What morality ordains in one place or age may be quite different from ... another place or age .... Any morality , therefore , is relative to the age ...
... moral law , one code , one standard . There are many moral laws , codes , standards . What morality ordains in one place or age may be quite different from ... another place or age .... Any morality , therefore , is relative to the age ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Chapter 1 | 25 |
B Social Aspects of Theory | 50 |
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