Jon Duveen, Cambridgeshire secretary of the NUT, said: "There are concerns at the NUT about the quality of judgements and the consistency of judgements that are not being addressed at the moment".
The difference between judgements and other mental phenomena is not just external having to do with the way in which they influence our actions it is an internal difference lying in the distinctive quality of judgements.
"There is a need for an urgent, back-to-basics review of Ofsted, as there are big question marks over the quality of judgements following what has happened in Rotherham and Birmingham, among others," he said.
The variation in the management of venous leg ulceration in the UK is partly attributable to an uncertain clinical environment but the quality of judgements is influenced by the how well nurses' confidence and accuracy are aligned.
The content of a judgement reflects the positive or negative quality of the judgement, while the object remains neutral with respect to the quality of the judgement.
Arguing that treatment occasionally violates a patient's interests, the principlists give considerable weight to quality-of-life judgements.
On Brentano's theory, by contrast, only a simple or complex term is needed to express the content of a judgement, and hence a complete sentence can express both the content and the quality of a judgement.
William Rubin, former director of paintings and sculpture at the MOMA, says of Victor Ganz: "His hunger to study these objects, combined with the quality of his judgement, made me feel that even if there were only a couple of Victor Ganzes in the world, they alone made the curator's efforts worthwhile".
The whole point of Brentano's theory is that the term "exists" is syncategorematic and merely expresses the quality of the judgement.
Whatever term we use for the symbols "+" and "−", they will have no specific meaning beyond their function of indicating the quality of the judgement expressed.
