- Look up
justification in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Justification may
refer to:
Reason (argument)
Justification (epistemology), a
property of beliefs...
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better off
without it. However, most
political ideologies have
their own
justifications, and thus
their own
vision of what
constitutes a
legitimate state. Indeed...
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otherwise be criminal.
Justification and
excuse are
related but
different defenses (see
Justification and excuse).
Justification is an
exception to the...
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Effort justification is an idea and
paradigm in
social psychology stemming from Leon Festinger's
theory of
cognitive dissonance.
Effort justification is a...
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Justification (also
called epistemic justification) is a
property of
beliefs that
fulfill certain norms about what a
person should believe. Epistemologists...
- truth, and
justification to
understand the
nature of knowledge. To
discover how
knowledge arises, they
investigate sources of
justification, such as perception...
- attractive;
without much
external justification for not
playing with the toy, they had to
create internal justifications to
reduce their dissonance. This...
- the ****s'
justifications behind the Holocaust, anti-Tutsi
propaganda during the
Rwandan genocide,
Serbian nationalists'
justifications for the Srebrenica...
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justifications of the
state are
philosophical arguments which contend that the
state is
justified by the good
results it produces. The
justification of...
- In
Christian theology,
justification is the
event or
process by
which sinners are made or
declared to be
righteous in the
sight of God. In the 21st century...
