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... emotivism . " Elucidate this claim . Would you add , " You pay your money and you take your choice " ? Why or why not ? 6. EMOTIVISM -FROM A. J. AYER From Moore to Ayer . You begin by being able and willing to authorize moral judgments ...
... emotivism . " Elucidate this claim . Would you add , " You pay your money and you take your choice " ? Why or why not ? 6. EMOTIVISM -FROM A. J. AYER From Moore to Ayer . You begin by being able and willing to authorize moral judgments ...
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... Emotivist theory . 2. Contrast Emotivism with ( a ) Utilitarianism ( b ) Subjectivism . 3. At what point the Emotive theory presupposes the Verifiability theory of meaning . 4. Use the distinction between cognitive and emotive symbols ...
... Emotivist theory . 2. Contrast Emotivism with ( a ) Utilitarianism ( b ) Subjectivism . 3. At what point the Emotive theory presupposes the Verifiability theory of meaning . 4. Use the distinction between cognitive and emotive symbols ...
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... Emotivism in Aes- thetics will find a paper , presented by Professor John Hospers to the Aristotelian Society in 1954 , both challenging and valuable . The title of Professor Hospers ' paper was " The Concept of Artistic Expression ...
... Emotivism in Aes- thetics will find a paper , presented by Professor John Hospers to the Aristotelian Society in 1954 , both challenging and valuable . The title of Professor Hospers ' paper was " The Concept of Artistic Expression ...
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AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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