More specifically, I critically examine two competing conceptions of the normativity of meaning, rejecting one and defending the other. Though the paper aims to settle a dispute among proponents of the claim that meaning is normative, it should be of interest to those who challenge it. After ...
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When normative authorities (that is to say, "Legislators") assume the task of assigning the meaning of normative texts, they use, fundamentally, two techniques: these are called "interpretative laws" and "legislative definitions". In this study, relating to the research "problems of production ...
Ethical considerations arise every day of our lives. Whether we are using the Internet, working at a job or receiving a blood transfusion, we cannot avoid being involved in acts that carry ethical or unethical outcomes. By understanding the meaning of et
As we will discuss throughout this paper, a number of important discussions arise from the wide variation found in the literature about the meaning of talent—does talent refers to people (subject) or to the characteristics of people (object)? Is talent more about performance, potential, ...
A tradition is a belief or behavior passed down within a group or society with symbolic meaning or special significance with origins in the past.
What is the meaning of pragmatic theory of truth? Pragmatic theories of truthhave the effect of shifting attention away from what makes a statement true and toward what people mean or do in describing a statement as true. ... These practical dimensions, according to pragmatic theories, are ess...
Not eating your children is just one of those societalnorms. (philosophy, computer science) A sentence with non-descriptive meaning, such as a command, permission or prohibition. (mathematics) A function, generally denotedv\mapsto\left, v\right,orv\mapsto\left\, v\right\,, that maps vectors...