10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECIPIENCE»
Discover the use of
recipience in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
recipience and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Rights and Christian Ethics
A right of recipience, however, does involve obligations or duties on the part of
others; one can expect something, some service, perhaps, from others. Hobbes'
right of nature is a right of action not a right of recipience. If it is a basic protection
...
2
Human Rights and Human Diversity: An Essay in the Philosophy ...
According to him, rights are of two kinds: rights of action and rights of recipience.1
To have a right of action is to be entitled to do something or to act in a certain way
. To have a right of recipience is to be entitled to receive something, or to be ...
Alan John Mitchell Milne, 1986
3
Rights and Duties: Welfare rights and duties of charity
Consequently they do not correspond to rights of recipience held by other men.
There are no natural rights of recipience in Hobbes's theory. Rights of recipience
for Hobbes (though Hobbes does not call them 'rights' — he speaks of what is ...
4
Giving Desert Its Due: Social Justice and Legal Theory
My strategy will be to show that there is nothing about rights of recipience which
makes them relevantly different from other, non-controversial rights. I will show
that the three features by virtue of which rights of recipience are frequently denied
...
5
Citizenship and Civil Society: A Framework of Rights and ...
Three instances of scale - obligation, recipience, and action - help the citizen and
state differentiate between these positions on obligation. The scale of obligation
refers to the number of situations falling under an obligation; the scale of ...
6
Individuals and families in transition: understanding change ...
Welfare recipience began in about 6.5 percent of spells. As spells increase in
length, welfare recipience became more likely. It ranges from a low of 1 percent
for a month long spell to a high of about 18 percent for uninterrupted spells of 6 ...
Social Science Research Council (U.S.), United States. Bureau of the Census, National Science Foundation (U.S.), 1989
7
Neuropsychological Foundations of Conscious Experience
and. recipience. An essential aspect of the indifference of the world to individual
mind, and the feeling that the objects that grow out of us are, like the children we
bear, independent of their conception, is the transition from agency to recipience
...
8
Hobbes: Morals and Politics
In order tomarkthis sense of'aright',we maycall it a 'rightof recipience' (a
righttoreceive something) ora 'due claim' (something owedto me). Hobbes says
ofaclaim that theperson who has it has it'as due'. The traditional conception of
natural law ...
D D Raphael, D. D. Raphael, 2014
9
Social Assistance Dynamics in Europe: National and Local ...
Figure 5.3: Cumulated status distribution of cash recipience (contd) Let us
consider, for example, the status 12 months after. 3 5 7 9 II 13 15 17 19 21 23 25
27 29 31 33 35 Month of observation since the first recipience i Out Between
More ...
10
Justice and Morality: Human Suffering, Natural Law and ...
She describes a culture of recipience wherein individuals are unable to grasp the
inherent relationship of rights and duties. In the contemporary climate, she notes,
individuals are well aware of their particular rights, but fail to grasp the inherent ...
Dr Amanda Russell Beattie, 2013
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RECIPIENCE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
recipience is used in the context of the following news items.
The Yemen Times' 2013 person of the year
... Yemen Times' readership and radio audience selected Dr. Yasin Saeed Noman, the secretary general of the Yemeni Socialist Party (YSP), as the recipience ... «The Yemen Times, Jan 14»
George Will: Mugging our descendants for today's entitlements
As evidence of the moral costs, Eberstadt cites the fact that means-tested entitlement recipience has not merely been destigmatized, it has been celebrated as a ... «The Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Oct 12»
History of the American entitlement state
As evidence of the moral costs, Eberstadt cites the fact that means-tested entitlement recipience has not merely been destigmatized, it has been celebrated as a ... «National Post, Oct 12»
George Will: Slouching toward disability
As evidence of the moral costs, Eberstadt cites the fact that means-tested entitlement recipience has not merely been destigmatized, it has been celebrated as a ... «Washington Post, Oct 12»
