Finally, there are "objective" judgements of value: judgements attributing value to persons, objects, and objective situations, in so far as they have the potential, depending on circumstances, to produce felt goodness or badness in us or others.
But without an objective measure of "value", Hutton's distinction between "socially useless" and deserving effort dissolves.
Nietzsche's revaluation of values, then, assesses moral values on the basis of their "degree of power," something which constitutes an "objective measure of value" (WP 674).
Dewey holds that Barnes has set forth an objective criterion of value in paintings which will eventually allow for adequate psychological analysis of aesthetic experience.
Process metaphysics provides for an aesthetic theory that recognizes objective criteria of value such as unity amid contrast and intensity amid complexity (see Dombrowksi 2004).
Dollars are perceived as the objective measure of value -- to the point where property, perceived to have enduring value of its own, is priced in dollars.
In all cases, of ultimate concern to Lewis is modern society's loss of an objective Center of value -- some Standard, some Authority that doesn't vary with personal tastes, cultural shifts or the blood-dimmed tide of history.
These objectives are especially of value in use with video systems.
The minimisation of water and waster flows is an objective of increasing value in industries.
A primary company leads in a more or less hierarchical fashion, with the objective of maximizing value integration through operational effectiveness.
