Núm. 22 (2019)
I. Filosofía moral, política y del derecho

Emotivismo clásico: Charles L. Stevenson

Alberto Oya
Universitat de Girona (UdG)
Publicado noviembre 22, 2019

Palabras clave:

Charles Leslie Stevenson, Emotivismo, Lenguaje ético
Cómo citar
Oya, A. (2019). Emotivismo clásico: Charles L. Stevenson. Bajo Palabra, (22), 309–326. https://doi.org/10.15366/bp2019.22.016

Resumen

El objetivo de este artículo es reconstruir la postura metaética de Charles L. Stevenson. Dado que su postura metaética es una forma de emotivismo, empezaré este artículo explicando cuáles son las tesis básicas del emotivismo. Tras ello, explicaré y comentaré las tesis especificas de la propuesta de Stevenson. Finalmente, acabaré este artículo ofreciendo una panorámica de aquellas objeciones que tradicionalmente han sido formuladas contra el emotivismo.

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