Prudence is clearly not only about the self - one can be imprudent in caring for someone, or in formulating or implementing policies for the common good, for example.
This article examines how a just society must address the needs of its imprudent members.
It would clearly be imprudent to attempt to generalize to other settings and other types of learners on the basis of the present findings.
In sum, the above objections remind us that revelation or communication of the complete truth about some matter may be imprudent in certain circumstances.
The costs that fall on the imprudent choosers themselves suffice to justify state prohibition of the grossly imprudent conduct.
The second point of clarification concerns the extent to which the forced redistribution view enforces the redress of an imprudent person's vulnerable predicament.
We have considered three main views of the just way to address the needs of the imprudent.
It would thus be most imprudent to trust to any overtures, let alone any agreement made with revolutionaries.
