| 11. | Hare's theory, known as prescriptivism, dominated moral philosophy in the 1950s and'60s.
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| 12. | Hare s view is called prescriptivism because he analyzed moral sentences as universal, overriding prescriptions or imperatives.
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| 13. | Text available through Google Search frequently serves as a prescriptivism debate, and linguistics-related news items.
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| 14. | There's a great tension between prescriptivism and descriptivism, and both certainly have their role to play.
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| 15. | In the 1950s, emotivism appeared in a modified form in the universal prescriptivism of R . M . Hare.
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| 16. | Varner interprets Hare as understanding that utilitarianism derives from prescriptivism, and affirms Hare's argument on this point.
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| 17. | As the prescriptivism of the earlier studies gives room to descriptivism and theorization, professionals see less applicability of the studies.
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| 18. | Others, more controversial, signaled a shift from linguistic prescriptivism and towards describing American English as it was used at that time.
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| 19. | But we cannot do without the teaching of fundamentals, and if that comes under the heading of prescriptivism, so be it.
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| 20. | Further arguments these are original, rather than being derived from Hare's own are then offered for Hare's prescriptivism.
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