Logical Conditions of a Scientific Treatment of Morality
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Why enga ge in that particular kind of activity that we call judgi ng ? Con- ceivably some other activity might be going on — the sawing of wood, the painting of a picture, the cornering of the wheat market, the administering of reproof. There must be something outside the most complete and correct collection of intellectual propositions which induces to engage in the occupation of judging rather than in some other active pursuit. Science furnishes conditions which are to be used in the most ef...fective execution of the judging activity, if one means to judge at all. But it pre- supposes the If. No theoretical system can settle that the individual shall at a giv en moment judge rather than d" something else . Only the whole scheme of conduct as j focusing in the interests of an individual can afford that determining stimulus.
Not only must a practical motive be found for the use of the organized scientific system, but a similar motive must be found for its correct and adequate use. The l ogical value of any intellec tual propositi on .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why enga ge in that particular kind of activity that we call judgi ng ? Con- ceivably some other activity might be going on — the sawing of wood, the painting of a picture, the cornering of the wheat market, the administering of reproof. There must be something outside the most complete and correct collection of intellectual propositions which induces to engage in the occupation of judging rather than in some other active pursuit. Science furnishes conditions which are to be used in the most ef...fective execution of the judging activity, if one means to judge at all. But it pre- supposes the If. No theoretical system can settle that the individual shall at a giv en moment judge rather than d" something else . Only the whole scheme of conduct as j focusing in the interests of an individual can afford that determining stimulus.
Not only must a practical motive be found for the use of the organized scientific system, but a similar motive must be found for its correct and adequate use. The l ogical value of any intellec tual propositi on .
What to read after Logical Conditions of a Scientific Treatment of Morality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dewey, John, 1859-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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