Results for empirical translation from English to Tagalog

empirical
paglaganap

pre-empirical research
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emotivistshe focuses on propositions of the first class—moral judgments—saying that those of the second class belong to science, those of the third are mere commands, and those of the fourth (which are considered in normative ethics as opposed to meta-ethics) are too concrete for ethical philosophy. while class three statements were irrelevant to ayer's brand of emotivism, they would later play a significant role in stevenson's. ayer argues that moral judgments cannot be translated into non-ethical, empirical terms and thus cannot be verified; in this he agrees with ethical intuitionists. but he differs from intuitionists by discarding appeals to intuition as "worthless" for determining moral truths,[17] since the intuition of one person often contradicts that of another. instead, ayer concludes that ethical concepts are "mere pseudo-concepts":
emotivists