How to pronounce “emotivism” in English

Emotivism is more on this subjective side, but emotivism is something a little different.

Emotivism is not that.

And emotivism is a form of non-cognitivism.

- Chapter 3: How emotivism shapes ethics.

A great example for emotivism is the incest taboo.

That led me to emotivism.

The biggest problem for emotivism is this so-called Frege-Geach problem, named after two philosophers.

You might remember that I said that emotivism is a, it's a theory about ethics, but really it's a theory about language, right?

If you're interested in emotivism, the place to start might be A.J. Ayer's "Language, Truth & Logic," which is where this all kind of comes from.

"No, emotivism is wrong."

He's also compiled or constructed quite an influential response to the best objection to emotivism.

Those would be the two names that jump out at me to begin exploring emotivism.

That's what the emotivist believes anyway, that's the broad position of emotivism.

He's not himself an emotivist, but he's written compellingly about emotivism and non-cognitivism more broadly.

The problem for Frege and Geach is that with emotivism, if ethical statements