Sentences with phrase «contrasted person and nature»

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They generate a sense of accountability for what we do, and hold universally «for persons simply as persons» (in contrast to obligations of a particular legal or familial nature).

This view of creation stands in sharp contrast to our culture's frequent affirmation of consumption and waste, and the media's view that our nature is to consume — to use up and exploit both people and things, and to dominate all of creation.

Buber expressed his great insight into the nature of true spirituality in the contrast between talking to God (first - and second - person pronouns) and talking about God (third - person pronouns).

In contrast to the often narrowly defined single - objective nature of flood control, they observe that SFM places an emphasis not only on reducing risk (to people, economics and the environment) but also on seeking opportunities to working with natural processes and promoting multiple benefits across a range of criteria (ecological, societal and economic).

It will be important to teach young people the nature of addiction itself — the loss of independence, and the early warning signs that are observed when there is a sense of need for the drug, or when use of the drug or alcohol leads to a desire for more of the substance, in contrast to a good meal, after which most people begin to feel satisfied.

Working within the medium of photography, O'Hare documents the contrast between man - made environment and nature through landscape shots in which people have largely vanished.

In each play in this anthology, nature, poetry, ritual, and empathy are presented in contrast to the abuse of persons and world.

Young people with ADHD are by nature impulsive risk takers, and there is clear evidence that untreated ADHD — especially with concomitant conduct disorder — is associated with a three - to fourfold increase in the risk of substance misuse.47, 48 In contrast, patients medicated with stimulants have a similar risk of substance misuse to controls.49 These data therefore provide strong evidence in favour of careful treatment and support for young people with ADHD.