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meta-ethics
noun
(functioning as singular) the philosophical study of questions about the nature of ethical judgment as distinct from questions of normative ethics, for example, whether ethical judgments state facts or express attitudes, whether there are objective standards of morality, and how moral judgments can be justified
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- ˳¾±š³Ł²¹-Ė±š³Ł³ó¾±³¦²¹±ō adjective
Example Sentences
What else could you expect from someone like Harry Monaghan, who had publicly put ridiculous meta-ethics into his Arete profile before publicly deleting it altogether, which was as close as you could come these days to saying you didnāt care about the moral life at all?
The plot of the story revolves around characters who try to briefly escape the system through clandestine Black Dinners, during which they leave their phonesāand their meta-ethicsābehind.
Implicit in Burtonās story is the idea that the meta-ethics are linguistic in nature and translatable into logic compatible with Areteās code base.
Determining such clear moralistic/ethical statements has perplexed philosophers for centuries, and it is unlikely that a person could articulate a coherent set of meta-ethics for themselves within Arete.
The same lesson applies outside of meta-ethics.
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