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1904 G. Galloway Stud. Philos. of Relig. ii. 91 Is there a normal human nature whose value-experiences are regulative?

1910 Mind 19 227 Our æsthetic, ethical and directly sensational judgments are all expressions of the fundamental value-attitude in specifically different relations.

1921 A. H. Hannay & R. G. Collingwood tr. G. de Ruggiero Mod. Philos. iii. 76 He can explain the products as the application of value-standards.

1933 M. Oakeshott Experience v. 286 Value-experiences must not be neglected when we are considering experience as a whole.

1935 R. Carnap Philos. & Logical Syntax 23 But actually a value statement is nothing else than a command in a misleading grammatical form.

1947 Mind 56 259 It is notoriously difficult to hold a simple analytical correspondence theory of the truth of value propositions.

1952 R. M. Hare Lang. Morals i. 8 ‘Bad’ is a value-word, and therefore prescriptive.

1957 R. Lepley Lang. of Value 212 A value proposition..hides more than it shows. In order to understand the validity of value propositions we must examine the value pattern.

1964 A. Edel in I. L. Horowitz New Social. 220 Some value-attitudes..are ushered into the inner sanctum of science.

1977 A. Giddens Stud. in Social & Polit. Theory i. 91 The initial statement conceals a value premise.

1988 Parl. Affairs 41 417 The legitimacy of a political order requires..two things: a value consensus between the governing and the governed, and a confidence of the governed.