Ethics 05 - Emotivism

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Moral judgments, while they express emotions and not truth claims, are rational to the extent that they are informed and impartial.

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Moral judgments, while they express emotions and not truth claims, are rational to the extent that they are informed and impartial.

"X is good" means "Hurrah for X!" <=> emotivism

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Moral judgments, while they express emotions and not truth claims, are rational to the extent that they are informed and impartial.

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Any genuine truth claim is either empirical or analytic. <=> logical positivism

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Moral judgments, while they express emotions and not truth claims, are rational to the extent that they are informed and impartial.

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"X is good" means "I like X." <=> subjectivism

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Moral judgments, while they express emotions and not truth claims, are rational to the extent that they are informed and impartial.

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Moral judgments, while they express emotions and not truth claims, are rational to the extent that they are informed and impartial. <=> moderate emotivism

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