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Morality in Let’s Play narrations : Moral evaluations of Gothic monsters in gameplay videos of Fallout 3

2018

Performative Let’s Play gaming videos are a part of contemporary Internet culture through which morality becomes shared. Many digital games draw on Gothic traditions to feature human-like monsters who demand morally complex interpretations from players. This study examines what kinds of moral evaluations players form of ambiguous Gothic monsters in Let’s Play videos of the action role-playing game Fallout 3. With a discourse analysis of transcribed speech obtained from 20 Let’s Play series on YouTube, it argues that the moral evaluations that players actively produce impact significantly on the play experience, that players take diverse moral stances whose (in)determinacy varies based on w…

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Management of Experimental Activity Concerning Moral Education of Preschoolers

2020

The article describes the managing process in a Stavropol Krai preschool institution concerning the experimental activity of the pedagogues. The logic of experiment management is presented: training of in-service training of the pedagogues, their motivation and information awareness improvement. The author considers certain positive results of the innovative pedagogical experimentation and outlines prospects for development.

SociologyTheologyMoral educationInteractive science
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Exploring the contribution of grassroots innovations to justice: using the capability approach to normatively address bottom-up sustainable transitio…

2020

There is growing interest in the potential of grassroots innovations for the transition towards more just and sustainable societies. Nevertheless, there is lack of clear normative discussion regarding these processes. The paper strives to propose and test a framework that enables an analysis of how and in which sense specific grassroots innovation processes may be contributing to the construction of more just societies. To this end, we connect elements of the multi-level perspective on sociotechnical transitions (frequently used in the analysis of grassroots innovations) with elements of the capability approach, which offers a multi-dimensional perspective to justice. The framework is used …

Sociotechnical systemKnowledge management010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciencesGeography Planning and DevelopmentJusticeTJ807-830010501 environmental sciencesManagement Monitoring Policy and LawTD194-19501 natural sciencesEconomic JusticeRenewable energy sourcesGrassrootsGE1-350Energy cooperativesSociologyFILOSOFIA MORALPROYECTOS DE INGENIERIA0105 earth and related environmental sciencesCapability approachEnvironmental effects of industries and plantsRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environmentbusiness.industryFlourishingSocial innovationTop-down and bottom-up designCooperació educativaEnvironmental sciencesFood groupsSustainabilityDesenvolupament comunitariSustainabilityCapability approachGrassroots innovationsNormativeSocio-technical transitionsbusiness
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Atti linguistici e agire comunicativo

2022

The article analyzes the relationship between speech acts and the ethics of communication.

Speech acts discourse ethics communicationSettore M-FIL/03 - Filosofia Morale
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Testimoniare la speranza. L'eredità di Vittorio Bachelet trent'anni dopo

2010

Speranza Politica bene comune BacheletSettore M-FIL/03 - Filosofia Morale
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Temporal aggregation in chain graph models

2005

The dependence structure of an observed process induced by temporal aggregation of a time evolving hidden spatial phenomenon is addressed. Data are described by means of chain graph models and an algorithm to compute the chain graph resulting from the temporal aggregation of a directed acyclic graph is provided. This chain graph is the best graph which covers the independencies of the resulting process within the chain graph class. A sufficient condition that produces a memory loss of the observed process with respect to its hidden origin is analyzed. Some examples are used for illustrating algorithms and results.

Statistics and ProbabilityApplied MathematicsVoltage graphDirected graphStrength of a graphTopologyGraph (abstract data type)Statistics Probability and UncertaintyNull graphGraph propertyAlgorithmComplement graphMathematicsofComputing_DISCRETEMATHEMATICSMoral graphMathematicsJournal of Statistical Planning and Inference
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Commune Ius Animantium (Clem. 1.18.2): Seneca's Naturalism and the Problem of Animal Rights

2013

The present paper focuses on an intriguing passage of Seneca's treatise 'On Clemency' (De Clementia) dealing with the topic of human and animal rights (1.18.1-2). This is the only passage in which the Latin philosopher employs the juridically and philosophically significant expression 'commune ius animantium', thus referring to a form of nature-based 'animal right'. In Seneca's words, there would be a common right of living beings forbidding to perpetrate certain acts of violence. On the whole, however, the passage seems to aim at maintaining the inviolability of human rights, paying special attention to the pitiful condition of slaves. Given the presence of such a man-centered context, sch…

Stoicismde clementiamoral status of animalNeo-PythagoreanismSextiiSenecaSettore L-FIL-LET/04 - Lingua E Letteratura Latina
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Frankfurtian Reflections: A Critical Discussion of Robert Lockie’s “Three Recent Frankfurt Cases”

2016

In a recent article, Robert Lockie brings about a critical examination of three Frankfurtstyle cases designed by David Widerker and Derk Pereboom. His conclusion is that these cases do not refute either the Principle of Alternative Possibilities (PAP) or some cognate leeway principle for moral responsibility. Though I take the conclusion to be true, I contend that Lockie's arguments do not succeed in showing it. I concentrate on Pereboom's Tax Evasion 2 . After presenting Pereboom's example and analyzing its structure, I distinguish two strategies of Lockie's to defend PAP against it, which I call 'No True Alternative Decision' (NTAD) and 'No Responsibility' (NR), respectively. According to…

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The Bourdieu Affair

2018

In this chapter, the author analyzes Pierre Bourdieu as a representative of the French intellectual tradition. In the name of morality, he rose to defend those who suffered injustice. In the Bourdieu affair, the sufferers of injustice were the unemployed and part-time workers. The opponents were the neoliberal market ideologists, historical successors to the form of capitalism Emile Zola had already dissected in his book on the stock exchange, Avarice (greed), as well as audio-visual communication tools, which Bourdieu accused of mediocrity. As in the cases of Zola and Jean-Paul Sartre, Bourdieu’s message is universal, even though the problems selected, the form of their presentation and th…

Style (visual arts)PresentationStock exchangeMediocrity principleAestheticsmedia_common.quotation_subjectSociologyCapitalismMoralityInjusticemedia_common
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Dietrich von Hildebrand’s Criticism of Amoral Sex Education

2019

This article analyzes Dietrich von Hildebrand’s criticism of amoral sex education, which he regards as misleading and anti-educational in many crucial respects. Its content is misleading, because it separates human sexuality from its inherent connection with married love and thereby fails to do justice to the personal and intimate nature of sexuality. Its reductive and neutralizing approach not only fails to develop young people’s capacity for the transcendence implicit in moral agency, it also fails to provide the preconditions for the development of their authe-antic subjectivity. Instead of fostering objectivity, critical thinking and autonomy, amoral sex education promotes a normatively…

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