… For instance, an organization composed of a network of flexible, autonomous teams may
use … Actors then might recognize autonomy as vital for fostering creativity and innovation and …

… Higher education classrooms were inundated with Enlightenment literature and new forms
of student autonomy, demonstrating a clear shift from earlier colonial models. An analysis of …

… Enlightenment and out of which the modern idea of civil … autonomy are not rooted in a
psychological, historical, or logical a priori but in a Christian, and more particularly Calvinist, vision …

… that secure children tend to be more autonomous, less dependent, better able to regulate
negative affect, less likely to have behavior problems, and more likely to form close, stable …

… autonomy should be reconciled to the collective good. Civic republicans, for example, argue
that autonomy can … in our lives, we can only have autonomy if we make our contribution to …

… While, of course, we can talk about the history of the Enlightenment ideas of freedom,
equality, science, autonomy, rationalism, etc. and their various combinations and the paradoxes …

… transcendental perspective on human culture reveals the autonomy … autonomy is much
broader than Kant allowed for. His transcendental perspective moreover promotes the autonomy …

… ideology that denies women subjectivity, autonomy and rationality. In this sense, my …
towards liberation by constructing themselves as autonomous and rational—ie as Enlightenment …

… driven intention toward personal influence … autonomy is not something to be protected from
the analyst's influence. The patient's autonomy, a particularly psychoanalytic form of autonomy…

… an ambivalent view on the rational sources of Enlightenment, HabermasÕs view on rationality
is … practice of language itself can be our guide to maturity and achieving moral autonomy. …