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    Moral cognitivism holds that moral judgments can be either true or false, with positions like moral realism and ethical subjectivism falling under this view. Non-cognitivism denies that moral claims are truth apt and includes emotivism, suggesting moral judgments express attitudes rather than representing facts.

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    Moral cognitivism holds that moral judgments can be either true or false, with positions like moral realism and ethical subjectivism falling under this view. Non-cognitivism denies that moral claims are truth apt and includes emotivism, suggesting moral judgments express attitudes rather than representing facts.

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    Moral cognitivism holds that moral judgments can be either true or false, with positions like moral realism and ethical subjectivism falling under this view. Non-cognitivism denies that moral claims are truth apt and includes emotivism, suggesting moral judgments express attitudes rather than representing facts.

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    Moral cognitivism holds that moral judgments can be either true or false, with positions like moral realism and ethical subjectivism falling under this view. Non-cognitivism denies that moral claims are truth apt and includes emotivism, suggesting moral judgments express attitudes rather than representing facts.

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    SEMENTICALLY:

    COGNITIVIST OR
    NON COGNITIVIST
    COGNITIVISM
    Refers that moral judgments are ‘truth bearers,’ or
    are either true or false.

    Famous forms of cognitive ethics:


    Moral Realism
    Ethical Subjectivism
    NON-COGNITIVISM
    denies that moral judgments are either true or false.

    Famous forms of non-cognitive ethics:


    Emotivism

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