Peter Singer, known for his involvement with the animal liberation movement, was also a student of Hare's, and has explicitly adopted some elements of Hare's thought, though not his doctrine of universal prescriptivism.
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You say that organizations need to be able to change; so it should be easy to see that approaches which tend to which preclude future change ( a property of prescriptivism ) are pathological by your own admission even ! :-P"
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Data indicates, however, that negative concord had already fallen into disuse in Standard English by the time of Lowth's grammar, and no evidence exists that the loss was driven by prescriptivism, which was well established by the time it appeared.
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Those grammarians are just plain wrong, and the entire rest of the English-speaking world is right . " From which universities are you calling ? " in the ordinary sense is an abomination, a deformed structure, an especially egregious example of prescriptivism taken too far.
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It aims to prescribe against prescriptivism, and it ends up with such absurdities as denying that a person can ever say " that's not what I meant to say " because once they said it is was what they did say, and any standard of comparison is just imaginary.
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Along the philosophical spectrum inhabited by people who make it their job to think about the language, from the " descriptivism " of linguists and lexicographers to the " prescriptivism " of some grammarians, Miss Gould falls firmly in the more conservative group, the upholders of traditional rules.
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R . M . Hare unfolded his ethical theory of universal prescriptivism in 1952's " The Language of Morals ", intending to defend the importance of rational moral argumentation against the " propaganda " he saw encouraged by Stevenson, who thought moral argumentation was sometimes psychological and not rational.
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While non-cognitivism was generally accepted by analytic philosophers, emotivism had many deficiencies, and evolved into more sophisticated non-cognitivist theories such as the expressivism of Charles Stevenson, and the universal prescriptivism of R . M . Hare, which was based on J . L . Austin's philosophy of speech acts.
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The only people who get too worried about whether a perfectly cromulent work is a'real'word are proponents of linguistic prescriptivism, and my advice is to " ignore " them unless they happen to be your teacher, editor or publisher; ) talk ) 16 : 26, 30 September 2014 ( UTC)
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For example, universal prescriptivism is a universalist form of non-cognitivism which claims that morality is derived from reasoning about implied imperatives, and divine command theory and ideal observer theory are universalist forms of ethical subjectivism which claim that morality is derived from the edicts of a god or the hypothetical decrees of a perfectly rational being, respectively.
