Ima Emotivist claims that emotivism is accurate linguistically. As evidence, she points to an experiment that she did with her boyfriend at a restaurant. They both agreed to switch from "good" to "hurrah," and from "bad" to "boo." They found that they could express everything that they wanted to say.
Ima Emotivist claims that emotivism is accurate linguistically. As evidence, she points to an experiment that she did with her boyfriend at a restaurant. They both agreed to switch from "good" to "hurrah," and from "bad" to "boo." They found that they could express everything that they wanted to say.
This is what she says. However, they seem not to have used certain forms which are difficult to put into exclamations, such as these:
Ima Emotivist claims that emotivism is accurate linguistically. As evidence, she points to an experiment that she did with her boyfriend at a restaurant. They both agreed to switch from "good" to "hurrah," and from "bad" to "boo." They found that they could express everything that they wanted to say.
This is what she says.