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,‘Outside the Circuit of Civilisation’: ,,g to (a), when I say something is good, I mean that . believe it is good; when you say something is good, you mean that . believe it is good. Theory (c) makes morality relative to a culture; it implies that members of different societies may correctly call different things ‘right’, though two members of a . society may not.

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Subjectivismg to (a), when I say something is good, I mean that . believe it is good; when you say something is good, you mean that . believe it is good. Theory (c) makes morality relative to a culture; it implies that members of different societies may correctly call different things ‘right’, though two members of a . society may not.

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D.H. Lawrence, Science and the Posthumanls’. Given this, the most straightforward account of what the word ‘good’ is doing in the sentence is this: there is a property, ., which the word refers to, and the sentence ascribes that property to pleasure.

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Introductiontion calls for an . as an answer: this is a statement that inherently makes a positive or negative evaluation of something.. The following are examples of evaluative statements: ‘One should keep one’s promises’; ‘Happiness is good’; ‘Pol Pot is evil’; ‘Honesty is a virtue’. The last is evaluative be

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Non-Cognitivismments like ‘Pleasure is good’ assert propositions, which can be either true or false, just like the statements ‘The sky is red’ and ‘Weasels are mammals’. Given this, the most straightforward account of what the word ‘good’ is doing in the sentence is this: there is a property, ., which the word ref

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