AXIOLOGICAL RELATIONISM

Meaning of AXIOLOGICAL RELATIONISM in English

Value is a relation between two or more variables or is a product of several variables in interaction. Values are not private (subjective) but public, though not objective in the sense of being independent of interests.

Theological and philosophical biography English dict. Английский словарь богословской и философской биографии . 2012

RELATIONISM — See Axiological relationism
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AXIOLOGICAL — adjective see: axiology
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RELATIONISM — -ˌnizəm noun ( -s ) 1. : relativity 2c 2. : a doctrine holding that relations exist as real entities …
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AXIOLOGICAL — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|läjə̇kəl adjective 1. : of or relating to axiology axiological investigations 2. a. : based on or involving intrinsic or …
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AXIOLOGICAL — see axiology
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AXIOLOGICAL — Axiological
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AXIOLOGICAL — Axiological
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AXIOLOGICAL ETHICS — the branch of ethics dealing primarily with the relative goodness or value of the motives and end of any action. …
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AXIOLOGICAL SUBJECTIVISM — Value judgments are statements about mental attitudes toward an object or a situation. Value judgments are equivalent to statements of …
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AXIOLOGICAL SKEPTICISM — See Emotivism *
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AXIOLOGICAL OBJECTIVISM — Also called Axiological Realism. Values, norms, ideals, etc. are component parts of objects or they reside in objects or in …
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AXIOLOGICAL NOMINALISM — Also called Skepticism and ( emotivism ). Value judgments are expressions of emotion or attempts to persuade. They are not …
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AXIOLOGY — noun Etymology: Greek axios + International Scientific Vocabulary -logy Date: 1908 the study of the nature, types, and criteria of …
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AXIOLOGICALLY — adverb see axiological
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DUTY — I. ˈd(y)üd.ē, -ütē, -i noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English duete, dewte, from Anglo-French dueté, duité, from Old French …
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RELATIVISM — ˈreləd.ə̇ˌvizəm, -ətə̇ˌ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary relative (II) + -ism 1. : a doctrine of relationism …
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RELATIONIST — -sh(ə)nə̇st noun ( -s ) : one who supports or follows a doctrine of relationism
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DEONTOLOGICAL — (|)de|äntə|läjə̇kəl, -t ə l|ä- adjective 1. : of, relating to, or based on deontology : deontic 2. : that considers …
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AXIOLOGIST — ˌaksēˈäləjə̇st noun ( -s ) 1. : a student of or specialist in axiology 2. : a philosopher advocating an …
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ABSOLUTISM — ˈabsəˌlüˌtizəm, -əlˌyü-, -üd.ˌiz- noun ( -s ) 1. : the doctrine of what is absolute, unconditional, or independent: a. : …
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ETHICS — /eth"iks/ , n.pl. 1. ( used with a sing. or pl. v. ) a system of moral principles: the ethics …
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DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS — the branch of ethics dealing with right action and the nature of duty, without regard to the goodness or value …
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AXIOLOGY — — axiological /ak'see euh loj"i keuhl/ , adj. — axiologically , adv. — axiologist , n. /ak'see ol"euh jee/ , …
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PROMISE — I. verb COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a promising career (= likely to be successful ) ▪ She gave up a …
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DETRACTOR — noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ And detractors question whether the allegations have been motivated by a search for justice or …
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MORALISTIC — Synonyms and related words : admonitory, advisory, axiological, cautionary, consultative, consultatory, didactic, directive, ethical, ethological, exhortative, exhortatory, expostulative, expostulatory, hortative, …
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MORAL — Synonyms and related words : Christian, adage, admonishment, admonition, alarm, ana, analects, angelic, aphorism, apophthegm, apothegm, assignment, axiological, axiom, behavior, …
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ETHICAL — Synonyms and related words : Christian, axiological, blameless, clean, conscientious, correct, creditable, decent, deferential, duteous, dutiful, elevated, erect, estimable, ethological, …
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SUBJECTIVISM — Because knowledge is confined to ideas in the mind of the knower, it is impossible to get beyond these ideas …
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RELATIVISM — The view that truth varies with circumstances and has no objective criteria or standards. See Ethical relativism ; Methodological relativism …
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OBJECTIVISM — objects are independent of mind and present their properties directly to the knower through sense data. Things known and sense …
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INTUITIONISM — stresses the immediacy of knowledge or the self-evident character of certain ideas. Seen in Platonism ; Bergsonianism ; Cartesianism ; …
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EMOTIVISM — A non-cognitivist ethics system. See Axiological Nominalism .
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CULTURAL RELATIVISM — see Sociological Relativism . Also called Axiological relativism or Moral relativism
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