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Prescriptivism may
refer to:
Linguistic prescriptivism, the
practice of
laying down
norms for
language usage Universal prescriptivism, a meta-ethical...
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standard language ideology as a
constitutive element of
prescriptivism or even
identifying prescriptivism with this
system of views. Others, however, use this...
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Universal prescriptivism (often
simply called prescriptivism) is the meta-ethical view that
claims that,
rather than
expressing propositions,
ethical sentences...
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close cousin of emotivism,
developed by R. M. Hare, is
called universal prescriptivism.
Prescriptivists interpret ethical statements as
being universal imperatives...
- of the
twentieth century. Hare is best
known for his
development of
prescriptivism as a meta-ethical theory,
which he
argues is
supported by
analysis of...
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Projectivism and
moral fictionalism are
related theories.
Universal prescriptivism,
defended by R. M. Hare,
holds that
moral statements function like universalized...
- with Universalizability,
prescriptivity becomes Universal prescriptivism.
Universal prescriptivism combines these two
methods of thinking,
combining evaluative...
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natural languages,
including those that are ****ociated with
linguistic prescriptivism or
language regulation. (Nonstandard
dialects can be
viewed as a wild...
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other forms of non-cognitivism (such as quasi-realism and
universal prescriptivism), as well as to all
forms of
cognitivism (including both
moral realism...
- it by
language policing?", see Zuckermann, Ghil'ad (2008),
Realistic Prescriptivism: The
Academy of the
Hebrew Language, its
Campaign of "Good Grammar"...
