casuistry

casuistry

1. Man's innate casuistry! To change things by changing their names! And to find loopholes for violating tradition while maintaining tradition, when direct interest supplied sufficient impulse. (Marx.)

“借更改名称以改变事物，乃是人类天赋的诡辩法!当实际利益十分冲动时，就寻找一个缝隙以便在传统的范围以内打破传统!”（马克思语）

2. a Roman Catholic system of casuistry that when expert opinions differ an actor can follow any solidly probable opinion that he wishes even though some different opinion might be more probable.

一个罗马天主教的决疑制度:当专家意见相左时参与者可以自行选择任何可信的意见。

3. Care ethics and casuistry disapprove radically the establishment and performance of any general material principle, which might be styled anti-principalist.

关怀伦理学和决疑论根本反对建构和推行普遍的实质性原则，当属反原则主义。

4. Keywords Bioethics;Casuistry;Normative ethics;Meta-ethics;

关键词生命伦理;元伦理;决疑论;规范伦理学;

5. Mr Netanyahu showed flashes of his old, combative casuistry as he batted aside the president's demand that West Bank “settlements must be stopped”.

在否决奥巴马“停止西岸定居点活动”的要求时，内塔尼亚胡展现了老练、富有侵略性的辩论才华。

6. of or relating to or practicing casuistry.

属于、关于或实施诡辩术的。

7. Casuist: a person who is expertin or given to casuistry.

诡辩家:擅长或喜欢诡辩的人。

8. A person who is expert in or given to casuistry.

诡辩家擅长或喜欢诡辩的人

9. One given to subtle casuistry.

阴险狡猾的人