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Subject: definition of good with three criteria
Category: Relationships and Society
Asked by: triplegood-ga
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Posted: 25 Feb 2004 10:15 PST
Expires: 26 Mar 2004 10:15 PST
Question ID: 310712

Some years ago in college, perhaps in a philosophy class, I was given
a written copy of a definition for "good" as it pertains to (thought
and)action in the world. It had three criteria and was from a renowned
thinker (Fromm? Maslo?).
I would like the author, criteria and source. Thank you.

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Subject: Re: definition of good with three criteria
From: brdhouse-ga on 14 Apr 2004 22:08 PDT

I believe you are thinking of the work of the ethicist C. L.
Stevenson.  I found an excellent short pdf document outlining his
emotivism at http://www.csun.edu/~dp56722/460l4.pdf .

You may also be interested in this introduction to the topic
(http://www.faithnet.org.uk/A2%20Subjects/Ethics/emotivism.htm), or
the fascinating word document at
http://courses.ats.rochester.edu/nobis/papers/dissertation/Nathan-Nobis-Epistemic-Emotivism.doc
.

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