Emotivism: A Minimalist Conceptual Graphic from Philographics

March 18, 2019November 5, 2018 by Feral Philosophy, posted in Books, Ideas

Emotivism: The assertion that all individual ethical judgments are purely expressions of one’s own attitude intended to change the actions or attitudes of others.

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From Philographics by Genís Carreras

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