A semiotic objection holds that even if there is no independent consequentialist or deontic objection to marketing a good--such as that it is exploitative or causes third-party harm--there remains a problem with what is said by participating in that market.

As regards semantic subdivisions of modality, some frequently cited domains are "dynamic modality", " deontic modality" and "epistemic modality" (Nuyts 2006 : 2).

To understand how paid time off for volunteerism might fulfill deontic or heuristic needs within employees, one should understand the nature of CCI.

Among his topics are internalism as a thin deonotological concepts, epistemic agency and executive control, ought implies can: deontic leeway entailments, transcendental arguments for freedom, and self-determination and determination by reasons.

All in all, in the collocations presented above, nouns, verbs and adjectives are clearly predominant, which, according to Zafiu (2007, 33-39), is a feature in line with the morpho-syntactic and pragma-stylistic characteristics of the "Romanian wooden language" (nominal style, qualifications, deontic modals).

Aside from questions about how to select appropriate principles, various formal systems (for example, based on deontic or linear temporal logic) are available for representing such rules and allowing for rigorous logical inference.

This is supposed to be a focused deontic effect (on P's rights) that flows from the character of the political process that was used.

Although the arguments Carson most strongly endorses derive from the utilitarian tradition, he argues that Lincoln himself could only be seen as a utilitarian in a rather qualified sense, since Lincoln often made arguments on the basis of deontic theories as well as on a utilitarian basis.

norms or deontic sentences consists in giving an answer to the practical

Consequence and Contrast in Deontic Semantics, FABRIZIO CARIANI