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- noun philosophy The view that
ethical sentences expresspropositions and are therefore capable of being true or false. - noun art The view that a
work of art isvaluable if it contributes toknowledge . - noun psychology The view that
mental function can be understood as the internalmanipulation ofsymbols according to a set ofrules .
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These are are all well-researched areas as well. said to possess qualities such as self - Cognitive psychology is associated with a awareness, sentience, sapience, and the school of thought known as cognitivism, ability to perceive the relationship between whose adherents argue for an information oneself and one's environment.
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There is a problem with the conventional categories (such as cognitivism, instructionism / behaviourism, constructivism, connectionist / connectivism, neuroscience) because some (many?) learning theorists bridge more than one category
from never mind, to structured mind, to messy mind Bill Kerr 2008
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There is a problem with the conventional categories (such as cognitivism, instructionism / behaviourism, constructivism, connectionist / connectivism, neuroscience) because some (many?) learning theorists bridge more than one category
Archive 2008-04-01 Bill Kerr 2008
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Or, as with the more sophisticated versions of non-cognitivism, one can allow them to predicate natural properties and argue that the appearance that they do something other than this is due to the additional expressive component in their meaning.
Boys in White Suits 2009
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Deflationism about truth or truth-aptness can be used to argue that there is no room for non-cognitivism of the sort that succeeds in vindicating much of moral practice.
Boys in White Suits 2009
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George provided a basic understanding of various theories of knowledge & learning e.g., behaviorism, cognitivism, social constructivism, constructionism, neuroscience as he led us toward a theory of connectivism.
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And those complaints eventually became the strongest argument for non-cognitivism in meta-ethics.
Harold Arthur Prichard Dancy, Jonathan 2009
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Depending on which version a theorist defends, different versions of non-cognitivism can explain the necessity of the connection, although not all versions can be easily explained using non-cognitivist resources.
Boys in White Suits 2009
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A more modest ˜cognitivism™ would hold that intention entails belief, that practical reasoning does not reduce to theoretical, but that some requirements that govern intention are best understood as requirements of theoretical reason.
Intention Setiya, Kieran 2009
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Thus some non-cognitivists hope to explain logical relations by using the secondary descriptive component in the meanings of moral terms postulated by some versions of non-cognitivism.
Boys in White Suits 2009
vanishedone commented on the word cognitivism
For moral cognitivism and non-cognitivism, see http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/moral-cognitivism/.
October 22, 2007