10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AXIOLOGIST»
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axiologist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Formal Axiology and Its Critics.
For the formal axiologist, value ought to be an object of knowledge like any other,
no different in this respect from the rose for the botanist or the electric current for
the physicist. The botanist does not smell like a rose, and the physicist does not ...
Rem Blanchard Edwards, 1995
2
Axiology: The Science of Values
Axiology depends on epistemology for answers to questions about knowledge,
including knowledge of values. But the epistemologist, inquiring into knowledge
of values, depends on the axiologist to explain the values which are known.
3
Consequentialism Reconsidered
Under this assumption, the ultimate criterion of rightness, for an axiologist, is not
that the outcome of an action contains a certain amount of value, but rather that it
contains certain empirical states of affairs, on which value-facts supervene.
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Dialogues on Values and Centers of Value: Old Friends, New ...
John Berger is the axiologist who has most influenced me and I hope that you will
sometime be able to explore his thought. Berger's work is important because he
integrates aesthetic, moral, and political value. He has a strong sense of the ...
Thomas M. Dicken, Rem Blanchard Edwards, 2001
That the judgement is not true, if by ' good ' we understand what the axiologist
might call ' really good', or that the judgement is not a universal and eternal truth,
is irrelevant to its truth within the universe of discourse and on the
presuppositions ...
Frederick Robert Tennant, 1928
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Making Sense of Intellectual Capital
The axiologist perspective: value is always subjective and should be treated as
such Within the first school of thought, methodologies for the measurement of
intangible resources tend to be judged by their logical— positivist validity (level of
...
7
A Question of Balance: Charles Seeger's Philosophy of Music
Wilbur Urban, an early twentieth-century axiologist sympathetic with Lotze s
approach, argues that the determination of value "is something independent of
this world, and so little merely a part of it that it is rather the whole world seen
from a ...
Taylor Aitken Greer, 1998
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Phenomenological Approaches to Moral Philosophy: A Handbook
The phenomenological axiologist can, in other words, by appealing to the notion
of transcendental subjectivity and what belongs essentially to it, reply to the
question about a universal ground of obligation in a way that the Aristotelian
cannot, ...
J.J. Drummond, Lester E. Embree, 2002
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On Justifying Moral Judgements (Routledge Revivals)
The question for the axiologist, of course, is this: will the inference ever work the
other way—from the 'is' to the 'ought'? Is it ever possible to say, from the fact that x
is right to do (as an axiologist defines 'right'), that 'one ought to do x*? Suppose ...
10
The Knowledge of Good: Critique of Axiological Reason
Without formal insight, our wings are feathers, and the axiologist is an lcarus,
certain to be bumed by Plato's sun. With formal insight, our wings are powerful
jets, and the axiologist a Lindbergh covering unknown spaces. An analytic
symbolism ...
Robert S. Hartman, Arthur R. Ellis, Rem Blanchard Edwards, 2002
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