326 research outputs found
The online shopping experience : a hierarchical model from delivery time to sustainable packaging
No full textsubmitted by Isabel Marleen Prinzing, B.Sc.Masterarbeit University of Innsbruck 202
The online shopping experience : a hierarchical model from delivery time to sustainable packaging
No full textsubmitted by Isabel Marleen Prinzing, B.Sc.Masterarbeit University of Innsbruck 202
Normative Qualitätsansprüche an algorithmischen Journalismus
No full textDie fortschreitende Digitalisierung und Automatisierung im Journalismus stellt auch professionsethisches Handeln unter Druck. Dabei erzeugen die automatisierte Textproduktion und deren Verbreitung ethische Fragen auf individueller, organisatorischer und gesellschaftlicher Ebene. Bezogen auf normative Qualitätsansprüche diskutiert der Beitrag Fragen der journalistischen Verantwortung und der Transparenz. Es zeigt sich, dass die Technologie die Dimensionen der Verantwortung vor, während und nach der Nachrichtenproduktion maßgeblich beeinflusst. Neue Akteure spielen dabei ebenso eine zentrale Rolle wie die normativen Ansprüche im Umgang und bei der Kennzeichnung algorithmisch generierter Inhalte
sj-docx-1-psp-10.1177_01461672211060136 – Supplemental material for More Than a Momentary Blip in the Universe? Investigating the Link Between Religiousness and Perceived Meaning in Life
No full textSupplemental material, sj-docx-1-psp-10.1177_01461672211060136 for More Than a Momentary Blip in the Universe? Investigating the Link Between Religiousness and Perceived Meaning in Life by Michael Prinzing, Patty Van Cappellen and Barbara L. Fredrickson in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin</p
Il mosaico perduto della coppia imperiale nel monastero della Pammakaristos a Costantinopoli e la sottoscrizione nominale del basileus in età paleologa
No full textAttraverso un'ampia e rigorosa analisi diplomatistica, il contributo mira a dimostrare che il perduto mosaico della coppia imperiale – in origine affisso nella chiesa della Pammakaristos a Costantinopoli e oggi disponibile nella riproduzione di Teodosio Zygomalas nel cod. hist. 2° 601 della Württembergische Landesbibliothek a Stoccarda – raffigurava il basileus Andronico III Paleologo e la sua sposa Anna di Savoia.Through a broad and rigorous analysis with methods of Diplomatics, the contribution aims to demonstrate that the lost mosaic of the imperial couple – originally affixed in the church of the Pammakaristos in Constantinople and today available in the reproduction by Theodosius Zygomalas in the cod. hist. 2° 601 of the Württembergische Landesbibliothek in Stuttgart – depicted the basileus Andronicus III Palaeologus and his wife Anna of Savoy
Fontes Minores 7
No full textAbkürzungsverzeichnis; Einleitung; I Das Bild Justinians I. in der Überlieferung der Byzantiner vom 7.-15. Jhdt. (G. Prinzing); II Neue Zeugnisse der Digestensumme des Anonymos (L. Burgmann); III Das Novellenexemplar des Athanasios (D. Simon); IV Paratit
Metaethical revisionism: a response to error theory
No full textError Theorists claim that there is a defectâan errorâin our moral concepts. This
error leads to their systematic reference failure, and the untruth of all substantive moral
claims. I deny this and propose a Revisionist alternative. If the purported defect is
present, then we should revise our moral concepts. Error Theorists claim that this is not
possible, as the defect is a "non-negotiable" feature of the concepts. This final claim is, in
my view, the most interesting part of their argument, and the focus of the thesis.
Revisionist theories have been offered in a number of domains. Such views are
sometimes claimed not to advance their respective debates because they succeed only in
changing the subject. This objection is correct that revision is not always an option, but
there are clearly some cases in which we can revise our concepts. A central task for the
thesis is therefore to understand the conditions under which conceptual revision is
possible. This means accounting for the phenomenon of conceptual "negotiability". If the
view presented here is correct, it should be useful for Revisionists in any domain. Chapter
1 expounds the standard argument for Error Theory, clarifying three premises:
Conceptual, Ontological, and Non-Negotiable. Conceptual and Ontological are granted for the
sake of the argument. Chapter 2 offers my theory of conceptual negotiability. Chapter 3
applies that account, arguing against Non-Negotiable, the claim that moral concepts
cannot be revised in the relevant way. Chapter 3 also discusses and defends Metaethical
Revisionism as a plausible and appealing theoretical option. Finally, Chapter 4 offers my
own (somewhat speculative) account of what is truly non-negotiable for moral concepts
and considers some candidate metaethical revisions. The Conclusion presents a summary
of the argument of the thesis (it might helpfully be read after the Introduction, and before
Chapter 1).</p
How to study well-being: A proposal for the integration of philosophy with science
No full textThere are presently two approaches to the study of well-being. Philosophers typically focus on normative theorizing, attempting to identify the things that are ultimately good for a person, while largely ignoring empirical research. The idea is that empirical attention cannot be directed to the right place without a rigorous theory. Meanwhile, social scientists typically focus on empirical research, attempting to identify the causes and consequences of well-being, while largely ignoring normative theorizing. The idea is that conceptual and theoretical clarity will come with time and more data. This paper argues that neither is a good approach to the study of well-being. The traditional philosophical approach underappreciates the vital importance of empirical investigation, while the atheoretical empirical approach underappreciates the vital importance of normative theorizing. The proposed solution is to bring these methods together. Well-being research should be interdisciplinary. The paper proposes a “conceptual engineering” approach as a novel alternative. This approach involves an iterative process of normative theorizing, empirical investigation, and conceptual revision, with the aim of articulating concepts and theories of well-being that optimally suit particular interests and purposes
A quasi patriarch in the state of Epirus: The autocephalous archbishop of "Boulgaria" (Ohrid) Demetrios Chomatenos
No full textThe paper sketches the life and work of the archbishop of the autocephalous Byzantine archbishopric of Boulgaria/CAmd, Demetrios Chomatenos (fungit 1216-1236). His main work, the corpus of records Ponemata diaphora (=PD), appeared in 2002 in a critical edition in Vol. 38 of the CFHB. The PD prove to be a first quality historical source, also for the history of Serbia. This present paper is thus based on numerous new findings from the analysis of the PD and other relevant sources. In particular, it deals with the quasi-patriarchal self-understanding and work of Chomatenos, who was an excellent canonist and nomotriboumenos (legal expert): The increased rivalry between Nicaea and Epirus in the years 1215-1230 enabled him to act like a patriarch in the area controlled by the rulers of Epirus. In so far as he reached beyond the boundaries of his archbishopric in this connection, as a rule he acted with the consent of further metropolitans and bishops in the state of Epirus who — unlike him — were formally subject to the patriarch. This also applies for the coronation of Emperor Theodores Doukas which he carried out in 1227
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