Subjectivism Vs Emotivism Quotes & Sayings

I didn't want to become a personality, I wanted to be a musician, but because I didn't have an album to stand by yet it was hard for people to see that. But now, two albums in, I'm happy with things. — Florence Welch

Necessary illusions enable us to live. — Ingmar Bergman

Deeds, not words shall speak to me. — John William Fletcher

In a world filled with flaky people, those that honor commitments and do what they say STAND-OUT. Integrity is currency. — Matthew Loop

Her voice was gentle, patient - why was it making him want to set fire to something? — Leigh Bardugo

Gwen and I have four children and ten grandchildren. — David Wilkerson

Don't you open your mouth about the best! — Richard Sherman

Few serve truth in truth because only few have the pure will to be just, and of those again very few have the strength to be just. — Friedrich Nietzsche

For the subjectivist, moral judgments are reports or statements of fact about the attitude of the person who says them. For the emotivist, moral judgments are not facts at all, but emotional expressions about an action or person. The subjectivist will say, "Homosexuality is wrong!" This means, "I disapprove of homosexuality." For the emotivist, the same statement means, "Homosexuality, yuck! Boo!" Emotivism is thus a more sophisticated theory than subjectivism. Both share the idea that moral judgments are not normative statements and that objective moral facts are nonexistent. — Scott B. Rae