TY  - GEN
T1  - Impassioned belief
A1  - Ridge, Michael
LA  - English
PP  - Oxford
PB  - Oxford Scholarship Online
YR  - 2014
UL  - https://ebooks.jgu.edu.in/Record/ebsco_acadsubs_ocn871631544
AB  - We all form judgments about what ways of life are worthwhile, what we are morally required to do and so on. These so-called "normative" judgments have seemed puzzling in part because they exhibit both belief-like and desire-like features. Traditional cognitivist theories hold that these judgments are beliefs rather than desires; traditional non-cognitivist theories hold that they are desires rather than beliefs. Each of these traditions tries to accommodate or explain away what the_x000D_other tradition handles so easily. One often gets the sense that the defenders of these increasingly complex theories are trying to force a square peg into a round hole. So-called "hybrid theories" try to have the best of both worlds by understanding normative judgments as constituted by both_x000D_belief-like and desire-like states
CN  - B105.N65
SN  - 9780191505126
SN  - 0191505129
SN  - 1306477190
SN  - 9781306477192
KW  - Norm (Philosophy)
KW  - Practical judgment.
KW  - Practical reason.
KW  - Norme (Philosophie)
KW  - Jugement pratique.
KW  - Raison pratique.
KW  - PHILOSOPHY : Ethics & Moral Philosophy.
KW  - PHILOSOPHY : Social.
KW  - Practical judgment
KW  - Practical reason
ER  -