1944: Ethics and Language

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"1944: Ethics and Language" is a seminal work in metaethics by C. L. Stevenson that develops an emotivist account of moral language, arguing that ethical statements primarily express attitudes and seek to influence others rather than describe facts.

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C. L. Stevenson publicationYearOfWork 1944: Ethics and Language