normativist
normativist noun: a proponent of normativism.
Noun
normativist (plural normativists)
- A proponent of normativism
- So a possible explanation for the normativist would be to claim that when we ascribe normative mental properties, we do this on the basis of the non-mental, and hence non-normative properties, that mental properties are supposed to supervene on.2007 August 23, Asbjørn Steglich-Petersen, “Against essential normativity of the mental”, in Philosophical Studies, volume 140, number 2, →DOI
Forms of normativist
| plural | normativists |
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Origin of normativist
From normative + -ist.
Questions about normativist
- What does normativist mean?
- Normativist means a proponent of normativism.
- What part of speech is normativist?
- Normativist is a noun.
- What is the plural of normativist?
- The plural of normativist is normativists.
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