JUDGMENT DAY FOR GENERAL SEMANTICS: A JUDGMENTAL ORIENTATION.

In this article, a judgmental orientation is proposed as a complement in general semantics to extensional and intensional orientations. A judgmental orientation might contribute to reducing confusion and advancing enlightenment in public and private life. Human beings judge and are judged from the c...

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Publicado en:ETC: A Review of General Semantics Vol. 75; no. 1/2; pp. 104 - 162
Autor principal: FIORDO, RICHARD
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Institute of General Semantics, Inc. Jan-Apr2018
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      ab: In this article, a judgmental orientation is proposed as a complement in general semantics to extensional and intensional orientations. A judgmental orientation might contribute to reducing confusion and advancing enlightenment in public and private life. Human beings judge and are judged from the cradle to the grave. We are judged also, of course, postmortem. Subsequently, we should comprehend the act and process of judgment as thoroughly as possible to increase sanity, reasonableness, and factuality. Efforts are made in this article to provide ways and means for dealing efficiently with the judgmental in its multitudinous manifestations.
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