The Language of Value /
The Language of Value /
Ray Lepley.
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Frontmatter -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- Part I: Essays -- THE LANGUAGE OF VALUES / THE LANGUAGES OF SIGN THEORY AND VALUE THEORY / SIGNIFICANCE, SIGNIFICATION, AND PAINTING / EVALUATION AND DISCOURSE / EMPIRICAL VERIFI ABILITY THEORY OF FACTUAL MEANING AND AXIOLOGICAL TRUTH / THE THIRD MAN / A NON-NORMATIVE DEFINITION OF "GOOD" / THE JUDGMENTAL FUNCTIONS OF MORAL LANGUAGE / SOME PUZZLES FOR ATTITUDE THEORIES OF VALUE / THE MEANING OF "INTRINSIC VALUE" / VALUE PROPOSITIONS / A SECOND SEQUEL ON VALUE / Part II: Comments and Responses -- COMMENTS BY ADAMS -- COMMENTS BY MORRIS -- COMMENTS BY McGREAL -- COMMENTS BY LAFLEUR -- COMMENTS BY FEIGL -- COMMENTS BY FINGARETTE -- COMMENTS BY LEE -- COMMENTS BY GARNETT -- COMMENTS BY STEVENSON -- COMMENTS BY ROBINSON -- COMMENTS BY BRANDT -- COMMENTS BY MOORE -- COMMENTS BY HARTMAN -- COMMENTS BY LEPLEY -- APPENDIX -- INDEX Moore, Willis -- Robinson, Edward Schouten -- Morris, Charles -- Pepper, Stephen C. -- Adams, E. Maynard -- Mcgreal, Ian -- Garnett, A. Campbell -- Fingarette, Herbert -- Brandt, Richard B. -- Lee, Harold N. -- Hartman, Robert S. -- Lepley, Ray --
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Studies the nature and status of value in a world of scientific fact and force. Results are presented from a cooperative study of some of these linguistic, semantic, or semiotic problems.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9780231937047 9780231895033
10.7312/lepl93704 doi
Values.
PHILOSOPHY / Ethics & Moral Philosophy.
BD232 / .L4 1957
121
Frontmatter -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- Part I: Essays -- THE LANGUAGE OF VALUES / THE LANGUAGES OF SIGN THEORY AND VALUE THEORY / SIGNIFICANCE, SIGNIFICATION, AND PAINTING / EVALUATION AND DISCOURSE / EMPIRICAL VERIFI ABILITY THEORY OF FACTUAL MEANING AND AXIOLOGICAL TRUTH / THE THIRD MAN / A NON-NORMATIVE DEFINITION OF "GOOD" / THE JUDGMENTAL FUNCTIONS OF MORAL LANGUAGE / SOME PUZZLES FOR ATTITUDE THEORIES OF VALUE / THE MEANING OF "INTRINSIC VALUE" / VALUE PROPOSITIONS / A SECOND SEQUEL ON VALUE / Part II: Comments and Responses -- COMMENTS BY ADAMS -- COMMENTS BY MORRIS -- COMMENTS BY McGREAL -- COMMENTS BY LAFLEUR -- COMMENTS BY FEIGL -- COMMENTS BY FINGARETTE -- COMMENTS BY LEE -- COMMENTS BY GARNETT -- COMMENTS BY STEVENSON -- COMMENTS BY ROBINSON -- COMMENTS BY BRANDT -- COMMENTS BY MOORE -- COMMENTS BY HARTMAN -- COMMENTS BY LEPLEY -- APPENDIX -- INDEX Moore, Willis -- Robinson, Edward Schouten -- Morris, Charles -- Pepper, Stephen C. -- Adams, E. Maynard -- Mcgreal, Ian -- Garnett, A. Campbell -- Fingarette, Herbert -- Brandt, Richard B. -- Lee, Harold N. -- Hartman, Robert S. -- Lepley, Ray --
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
Studies the nature and status of value in a world of scientific fact and force. Results are presented from a cooperative study of some of these linguistic, semantic, or semiotic problems.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9780231937047 9780231895033
10.7312/lepl93704 doi
Values.
PHILOSOPHY / Ethics & Moral Philosophy.
BD232 / .L4 1957
121