Sentence examples for normative contents from inspiring English sources

Gibbard suggests we can use an extension of possible worlds semantics to capture normative contents consistent with his norm expressivist analysis.

From this beginning Schroeder argues the approach can be extended to a plausible account of sentences with normative contents joined by various logical connectives.

Second, the source of this confidence seems to be practical, that critics must immanently discover those transformative agents whose struggles take up these normative contents of philosophy and attempt to realize them.

Hence, the extension of existing descriptive typologies into a mechanistic typology may help to bridge normative contents of integration (policy) concepts with the corresponding policy design and provides a coherent framework for empirical comparisons to evaluate the effectiveness of different integration policy regimes.

So here is what emerges so far: the concept of normativity, the sense in which normative content is related to reasons for action, is the same across all normative domains.

It therefore does not take the practice already to contribute norms, obligations, or any other kind of normative content, whether outright or from a point of view, or to consist in communication that conveys or is intended to constitute normative content.

The normative content of this presupposition is what Kelsen has called the basic norm.

But as I have explained elsewhere, the problem of the loss of normative content recurs in that setting.

The term has therefore also normative content.

Yet they are not innocent of normative content, either.

Thus the debate must turn on the more specific issues of whether normative content involves history and whether cognitive science needs normative content.