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Ethical Emotivism 1987th ed.(Martinus Nijhoff Philosophy Library Vol.25) H XII, 204 p. 86

Satris, S.A. 　著

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発行年月	1986年11月
出版社／提供元	Springer Netherlands
出版国	オランダ
言語	英語
媒体	冊子
装丁	hardcover
ページ数／巻数	XII, 204 p.
ジャンル	洋書／人文科学／哲学・思想／倫理学・道徳哲学
ISBN	9789024734139
商品コード	0208644994
商品URL	https://kw.maruzen.co.jp/ims/itemDetail.html?itmCd=0208644994

内容

Contents: I The Theory of Value and the Rise of Ethical Emotivism. i.The standard account/ ii.German and Austrian roots/ iii.Ayer and the Vienna Circle/ II Attitudes, Beliefs and Disagreements. i.Introduction/ ii.Attitudes and beliefs: interest and cognition/ iii.Disagreement in belief and disagreement in attitude/ III Emotive Meaning: Marty to Ayer. i.Introduction/ ii.Marty/ iii.Ogden and Richards/ iv.Ayer/ IV Emotive Meaning: Stevenson. i.Morris and pragmatic meaning/ ii.Dispositions and the causal theory of meaning/ iii.A confusion of two theses/ iv.The pragmatic meaning question: emotive meaning and descriptive meaning/ v.Emotive meaning and human social nature/ V Perry, Hume and the Rejection of Naturalism. i.Introductiry; Hume and Stevenson/ ii.Perry's interest theory/ iii.Stevenson's rejection of Perry/ iv.Stevenson on Hume/ v.Further on Hume and emotivism/ vi.Sympathy, the is/ ought gap and motivation/ VI Reasons and Persuasion. i.Introduction/ ii.Ethical argument/ iii.The two patterns of analysisand the issue of relevance/ iv.Further on the two patterns; naturalistic fallacy; self-persuasion/ VII Hare's Critique of Emotivism. i.Introduction/ ......

I The Theory of Value and the Rise of Ethical Emotivism.- i. The standard account.- ii. German and Austrian roots.- iii. Ayer and the Vienna Circle.- II Attitudes, Beliefs and Disagreements.- i. Introductory.- ii. Attitudes and beliefs: interest and cognition.- iii. Disagreement in belief and disagreement in attitude.- III Emotive Meaning: Marty to Ayer.- i. Introductory.- ii. Marty.- iii. Ogden and Richards.- iv. Ayer.- IV Emotive Meaning: Stevenson.- i. Morris and pragmatic meaning.- ii. Dispositions and the causal theory of meaning.- iii. A confusion of two theses.- iv. The pragmatic meaning question: emotive meaning and descriptive meaning.- v. Emotive meaning and human social nature.- V Perry, Hume and the Rejection of Naturalism.- i. Introductory; Hume and Stevenson.- ii. Perry’s interest theory.- iii. Stevenson’s rejection of Perry.- iv. Stevenson on Hume.- v. Further on Hume and emotivism.- vi. Sympathy, the is/ought gap and motivation.- VI Reasons and Persuasion.- i. Introductory.- ii. Ethical argument.- iii. The two patterns of analysis and the issue of relevance.- iv. Further on the two patterns; naturalistic fallacy; self-persuasion.- VII Hare’s Critique of Emotivism.- i. Introductory.- ii. Hare: two groups of verbs and six differences.- VIII Does Prescriptivism Supersede Emotivism?.- i. Introductory.- ii. General criticism.- iii. Emotivism vs. prescriptivism.- iv. Moral thinking: two levels.