[PDF] Top 20 Expressivism and the use of moral language

... independent of values. His points can be put roughly as follows. In scientific inquiries, it is an important and useful constraint that we should have an epistemic stoiy to tell us whether our theory is correct, which in ... See full document

... that moral assertions are commonly used to condemn and give vent to attitudes as they are that non-moral assertions about mid-sized dry goods are used to describe and ...that moral assertions express ... See full document

... In order to defuse this challenge, expressivists need to isolate a deeper sense in which normative thought is not representational. My proposal is that they rely on a negative functional thesis that has long been present ... See full document

... her language use and the impact it had on her ability to achieve her goals in her autobiography She had to learn to construct an “I” that was situated in a larger social ... See full document

... in expressivism we are interested in whether it is true, and thus we are considering it only because we are already committed to ...that expressivism itself uses normative claims in its explanation of our ... See full document

... Our final section, “Pedagogies,” explores specific expressivist assignments and classroom practices in hopes of illuminating what exactly some of us do as critical expressivists. David Seitz questions the value of having ... See full document

... towards moral sensibilities that combine disapproval of murder with disapproval of getting Peter to murder people: schematically, H! [B! (Murder); B! (Getting Peter to murder ... See full document

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... the language adopted by persons with EDs to de- fine themselves is often exclusively based on terms re- garding objective evaluation of their body, such as large or thin, fat or slim, the way dresses fit around ... See full document

... issues: moral philosophy of hospitality from the perspective of the guest host relationship; hospitality between peoples and nation states; and the use of language in hospitality provision and ... See full document

... the use of a foreign language, as opposed to the native language, reduces the relative weight intentions versus outcomes carry in moral ...foreign language increased moral ... See full document

... My interest here is in how stories about paid for sex are told and I have used Riessman's (2008) narrative methodology for this. Narrative analysis involves exploring but how the story is told, and to whom, rather than ... See full document

... the use of a foreign language attenuates emotional responses and increases controlled ...the use of a foreign language failed to improve ...the use of a foreign language should ... See full document

... Blackburn (1993), p. 98, his italics. The same Blackburn (1993): “[T]he existence of facts explains the way in which our knowledge expands and progresses: here an explanatory role seems to carry with it an ontological ... See full document

... in moral function- ing by focusing on callous-unemotional traits (CU) and moral disengagement, two well-known aggression-related individual ...and moral disen- gagement can be de fi ned as a ... See full document

... deontological moral judg- ments may be that they lack concerns for individuals to be damaged but not for additional bene fi ...a moral judgment, they lack concerns for others ’ injuries, and understanding ... See full document

... vapor are formed (or ~ 1,7 kg of water) that at full condensation of water vapor provides heat receipt to 11% of additional thermal energy. Efficiency of a condensation boiler considerably depends on completeness of ... See full document

... T h e amino acid compositions of protein samples from leaves of different species, ages and cultural background are similar (e.g.. I am uiiconvinced that any of the apparent d[r] ... See full document

... forward moral dilemma ...human moral judgment and moral rea- soning, in general, develop at six stages which can be more generally grouped into three levels of two stages each, namely, ... See full document

... the language ability of the learners, but also the enrichment and improvement of the teachers' ...task-based language teaching and make language a real communication ... See full document