Language, Truth and Logic¶
Ayer, A. J. (1936). Language, Truth and Logic.
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This sourceGollancz. Ayer Language Truth Logic emotivism normative non-cognitivism.
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- … accessible under specifiable conditions; and (d) the verificationist commitment — the claim that empirical meaningfulness is exhausted by what is in principle observable or verifiable, often grounded in logical empiricism's principle that statements about unobservable matter must reduce to observation-statements.
This sourceGollancz. Ayer Language Truth Logic emotivism normative non-cognitivism.
- … accessible under specifiable conditions; and (d) the verificationist commitment — the claim that empirical meaningfulness is exhausted by what is in principle observable or verifiable, often grounded in logical empiricism's principle that statements about unobservable matter must reduce to observation-statements.
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