Language as a Values-Realizing Activity: Caring, Acting, and Perceiving
A problem for natural scientific accounts, psychology in particular, is the existence of value. An ecological account of values is reviewed and illustrated in three domains of research: carrying differing loads; negotiating social dilemmas involving agreement and disagreement; and timing the exposur...
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Zygon
Year: 2015, Volume: 50, Issue: 3, Pages: 711-735 |
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Cognitive Science
B Dialogue B Language B Ontology B Psychology B Values B Perception B Time B Semiotics B Naturalistic Fallacy |
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