The View That Moral Statements Are Neither True nor False

question 19

Multiple Choice

The view that moral statements are neither true nor false but are instead expressions of emotions or attitudes is called:

• A) perspectivism
• B) emotivism
• C) subjective relativism
• D) cultural relativism

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Definitions:

Megalithic Architecture

Structures made of large stones without the use of mortar or concrete, famous examples include Stonehenge and various dolmens, menhirs, and cromlechs across Europe.

Mudbrick Fortifications

Defensive structures made from sun-dried bricks, commonly used in ancient times across various civilizations for protection against invasions or attacks.

Feline Head

This term likely refers to artistic representations or sculptures focusing on the head of a cat or any similar feline animal, emphasizing features such as ears, eyes, and whiskers.

Germany

A country in Central Europe known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and significant contributions to art, science, and philosophy.