Sentences with phrase «subsumed under the rubric»

At least among those untutored in the rarefied mountain air of meta «ethical theory, ethics usually denotes that range of human behavior that can be subsumed under the rubric of judgments about inherent good and evil.

In light of this disheartening event, especially for an artist whose practice can admittedly be subsumed under the rubric of institutional critique, one may read He Yida's new solo exhibition as her affidavit of defense.

Many crimes are subsumed under the rubric «sexual assault».

These conditions have been subsumed under the rubric, Somatic Symptom Disorder; a diagnosis which has been widened in the American Diagnostic Manuel, DSM - 5, to include conditions in which the medical practitioner considers that the severity of the symptoms is excessive and can not be explained physiologically by the nature of the lesion or the original insult.

In contrast, children subsumed under the rubric PA are not likely to lend themselves well to research studies because of the wide variety of disorders to which it can refer, e.g., physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, and defective parenting.

Not exact matches

I have advocated that whatever is valid concerning disclosures can be subsumed under the first rubric, since disclosures involve the interpretation of experience rather than the acquisition of self - authenticating knowledge.

To refer to PA as a group of syndromes would, by necessity, lead to the conclusion that the PAS is one of the syndromes subsumed under the PA rubric and would thereby weaken the argument of those who claim that PAS is not a syndrome.