"Good" or "Considered to be good"?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14394/etyka.616Keywords:
rozumienie, znaczenie, definicja, prawda, logika, semantykaAbstract
This is an attempt to meet the objections made by Anna and Andrzej Jerzy Jedynak in their article (cf. “Etyka” vol. 19) criticizing the views of this author concerning truth value of evaluative propositions. Replying to this criticism the author tries to show that his views do not lead to the elimination of the evaluative predicates like “morally good” by descriptive predicates like “considered to be morally good”, as the critics have claimed.
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