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Ethics / Analytic philosophy / Pragmatics / Philosophical logic / Statements / Expressivism / Performative utterance / Illocutionary act / Cognitivism / Philosophy / Philosophy of language / Meta-ethics
Date: 2011-09-21 06:25:02
Ethics
Analytic philosophy
Pragmatics
Philosophical logic
Statements
Expressivism
Performative utterance
Illocutionary act
Cognitivism
Philosophy
Philosophy of language
Meta-ethics

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