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Exploring the role of valuing in discursive practice in order to understand its implications for our moral judgments and beliefs, this work builds on Stuart W. Mirsky's earlier effort, Choice and Action, which examined the cognitive status of our moral claims. In this new one, Mirsky sets out to answer questions left unresolved in the earlier book in order to better explain how valuation is made possible by, and forms a foundation for, assertoric discourse, thereby becoming the various and distinctive modes of judgment that enable us to operate in the world. A pragmatist epistemology is…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Exploring the role of valuing in discursive practice in order to understand its implications for our moral judgments and beliefs, this work builds on Stuart W. Mirsky's earlier effort, Choice and Action, which examined the cognitive status of our moral claims. In this new one, Mirsky sets out to answer questions left unresolved in the earlier book in order to better explain how valuation is made possible by, and forms a foundation for, assertoric discourse, thereby becoming the various and distinctive modes of judgment that enable us to operate in the world. A pragmatist epistemology is spelled out and explored in order to develop a picture of valuation as one of two pillars on which our knowledge of the world rests.
Autorenporträt
Stuart W. Mirsky is the author of a number of other books including A Raft on the River (2006), the true story of a young girl's escape from the Nazis in World War II Poland, and two works of philosophy: Choice and Action (2014) and Value and Representation (2019), exploring the cognitive content of moral belief and decision-making. He previously wrote a bi-weekly column for a local newspaper for close to two decades, touching on social and political matters, and is a former bureaucrat with thirty years of public service.