Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. PREFACE V
3. CONTENTS VII
4. INTRODUCTION 1
5. Part I: Essays
6. THE LANGUAGE OF VALUES 9
7. THE LANGUAGES OF SIGN THEORY AND VALUE THEORY 29
8. SIGNIFICANCE, SIGNIFICATION, AND PAINTING 58
9. EVALUATION AND DISCOURSE 79
10. EMPIRICAL VERIFI ABILITY THEORY OF FACTUAL MEANING AND AXIOLOGICAL TRUTH 96
11. THE THIRD MAN 108
12. A NON-NORMATIVE DEFINITION OF "GOOD" 124
13. THE JUDGMENTAL FUNCTIONS OF MORAL LANGUAGE 133
14. SOME PUZZLES FOR ATTITUDE THEORIES OF VALUE 155
15. THE MEANING OF “INTRINSIC VALUE” 180
16. VALUE PROPOSITIONS 199
17. A SECOND SEQUEL ON VALUE 234
18. Part II: Comments and Responses
19. COMMENTS BY ADAMS 263
20. COMMENTS BY MORRIS 270
21. COMMENTS BY McGREAL 276
22. COMMENTS BY LAFLEUR 283
23. COMMENTS BY FEIGL 289
24. COMMENTS BY FINGARETTE 298
25. COMMENTS BY LEE 305
26. COMMENTS BY GARNETT 312
27. COMMENTS BY STEVENSON 319
28. COMMENTS BY ROBINSON 328
29. COMMENTS BY BRANDT 335
30. COMMENTS BY MOORE 345
31. COMMENTS BY HARTMAN 354
32. COMMENTS BY LEPLEY 377
33. APPENDIX 397
34. INDEX 405