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rightness    音标拼音: [r'ɑɪtnəs]
n. 廉正,正直,公正

廉正,正直,公正

rightness
n 1: according with conscience or morality [ant: {wrongness}]
2: appropriate conduct; doing the right thing [synonym:
{appropriateness}, {rightness}] [ant: {inappropriateness},
{wrongness}]
3: conformity to fact or truth [synonym: {correctness}, {rightness}]
[ant: {incorrectness}, {wrongness}]
4: conformity with some esthetic standard of correctness or
propriety; "it was performed with justness and beauty" [synonym:
{justness}, {rightness}, {nicety}]

Rightness \Right"ness\, n. [AS. rihtnes.]
Straightness; as, the rightness of a line. --Bacon.
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2. The quality or state of being right; right relation.
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The craving for rightness with God. --J. C.
Shairp.
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  • What is rightness? - The Philosophy Forum Archive
    What is rightness? What is correctness? If we’re all shaped by our own experiences, assumptions, and biases, what meaning, then, does the word “absolute truth” hold? So when we have religious books and religious authorities telling us whether we’re straying far from or moving close to “the truth,” what is it? Where is it? Who knows, maybe God (whoever or whatever that maybe to you
  • A defense and extension of W. D. Ross ethics of prima facie duties . . .
    It must be maintained that the rightness of an action is completely independent of the motivations from which it is done Perennial moral dilemmas are a bad thing because they imply there has been little or no moral progress in these areas They are also a very troubling to those faced with them, especially in a real life situation
  • Does might make right? - The Philosophy Forum Archive
    If democratic decision making prevails, then the basis of rightness will rest in the might of the whole group Democratic or autocratic might will define what is right, and as many have discovered, democratic might can be as unfavorable to outliers as autocratic might can be
  • Bannings - The Philosophy Forum Archive
    Considering the recent frequency of discussions querying banning decisions, we've decided to create this single discussion as a means to announce and give reasons for all bannings (except obviously uncontroversial ones of spammers, short-term trolls etc ) and to allow you to give whatever feedback you want on them If you think this is a bad idea, blame @unenlightened, as it's his If you
  • Black and White Thinking - General Philosophy - The Philosophy Forum
    In this post, I would like to define black-and-white thinking as the two extremes of a spectrum of opinions Generally, I hear professors in somewhat philosophy-related subjects, such as political science, refer to “grey” thinking as harmful to societal progress But I find myself too conflicted with both sides to form a firm opinion I feel both sides’ arguments are valid in any context
  • The truth is always in the middle? - The Philosophy Forum
    But then other folk can seize on the alternative and start to see its essential rightness The space of the possible get sharply dichotomised by a dialectical debate - and eventually it becomes obvious the sensible answer is "somewhere in the middle", the middle now being itself sharply defined in some measurable fashion as a result of the
  • What happened to the post that I wanted to respond to?
    It was here yesterday, but it was too late to respond to that post I can't remember what it was called, but I did want to respond to that post I think that it had something to do with subjectivity
  • Maslows Hierarchy of Needs (and similar theories)
    Order: lawfulness, rightness, perfectly arranged Simplicity: nakedness, abstract, essential skeletal, bluntness Richness: differentiation, complexity, intricacy, totality Effortlessness: ease; lack of strain, striving, or difficulty Playfulness: fun, joy, amusement Self-sufficiency: autonomy, independence, self-determining [36]
  • Is there an external material world ? - The Philosophy Forum
    — Banno And the non-rhetorical answer is that truth conditions play only a minor role in determining the rightness of meaning , due to the fact that rightness is predominately a matter of fit between habit and what appears Fit is relative to purpose, and there are no things in the world that are external to all purposes As Nelson Goodman
  • The End of Woke - The Philosophy Forum Archive
    In his new book 'The End of Woke: How the Culture War Went Too Far and What to Expect from the Counter Revolution', Andrew Doyle offers a sharp critique of what is commonly referred to as ‘woke’ culture Based on a dichotomy between liberalism and authoritarianism, he contends that wokeness has evolved into an authoritarian inversion of the liberal tradition and becoming an anti-liberal





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