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Goading or Guiding? Cognitivism, Non-Cognitivism, and Practical Reasoning
SATS, 2013T. Toppinen
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How Not to Square the Left Vienna Circle’s Non-Cognitivism with its Political Commitment
Perspectives in ScienceThis paper contextualizes and criticizes a recent attempt to square the socio-political commitment of the members of the so-called left wing of the Vienna Circle with the ethical non-cognitivism that follows from their conception of cognitive ...
Thomas Uebel
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Non‐Cognitivism and Inconsistency
The Southern Journal of Philosophy, 1995A popular objection to ethical noncognitivism is that it fails to account for the realist appearance of moral discourse. This paper focuses on one feature of this appearance: Our tendency to seek consistency among our moral views. Contrary to what has been argued, I hold that noncognitivists can rationalize this practice. In support of this position, I
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Inquiry, 2001
This essay offers a defence of the non-cognitivist approach to the interpretation of moral judgments as disguised imperatives corresponding to social rules. It addresses the body of criticism that faced R. M. Hare, and that currently faces moral anti-realists, on two levels, by providing a full semantic analysis of evaluative judgments and by arguing ...
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This essay offers a defence of the non-cognitivist approach to the interpretation of moral judgments as disguised imperatives corresponding to social rules. It addresses the body of criticism that faced R. M. Hare, and that currently faces moral anti-realists, on two levels, by providing a full semantic analysis of evaluative judgments and by arguing ...
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Theoria, 2007
Abstract: In this paper I defend against a certain objection the view that it is possible to account for validity and kindred notions for moral language within a non‐cognitivist framework by appeal to the descriptive meaning of moral terms. The objection is that such an account leads to an asymmetry in the accounts it offers for synonymy in different ...
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Abstract: In this paper I defend against a certain objection the view that it is possible to account for validity and kindred notions for moral language within a non‐cognitivist framework by appeal to the descriptive meaning of moral terms. The objection is that such an account leads to an asymmetry in the accounts it offers for synonymy in different ...
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NON-COGNITIVISM, TRUTH AND LOGIC
Philosophical Studies, 1997L'A. defend la these selon laquelle l'ethique non-cognitiviste developpee par A. Gibbard ne peut fournir une approche adequate du comportement logique des enonces normatifs. Examinant les caracteristiques de la verite, l'A. montre que la position de Gibbard evite le probleme fregeen de l'expression de l'emotion souleve par P.
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Non-cognitivism: a new defense
The Journal of Value Inquiry, 1997L'A. developpe un nouvel argument en faveur d'une caracterisation non-cognitiviste du langage moral. Decivant une version contemporaine du realisme moral fondee sur la semantique de Kripke et Putnam, l'A. montre que celle-ci rend obsolete l'argument de la question ouverte developpe par Moore, d'une part, et qu'un nouveau probleme s'oppose a la ...
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2009
Abstract We have now examined the main statements of non-cognitivism. This chapter mentions some re-statements and defences that try to answer objections to Stevenson’s and Hare’s arguments. After a period of declining interest, the study of meta-ethical questions revived in the last quarter of the twentieth century, and a short ...
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Abstract We have now examined the main statements of non-cognitivism. This chapter mentions some re-statements and defences that try to answer objections to Stevenson’s and Hare’s arguments. After a period of declining interest, the study of meta-ethical questions revived in the last quarter of the twentieth century, and a short ...
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Non-Cognitivism and Quasi-Realism
2011AbstractThis chapter considers Non-Cognitivism and Quasi-Realism. According to Non-Cognitivists, normative claims are not intended to state facts, except perhaps in some minimal sense. Morality essentially involves certain kinds of desire, or other conative attitude. For Expressivists, such attitudes are expressed by moral claims.
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