Detailed notes according to specification on section 4 of RS Paper 2 on Ethical Language Includes information on: 4.1 (Cognitive and non-cognitive uses of language, realism and anti-realism, language as factual or symbolic, the nature of ethical assertions as absolutist or relative, ethical naturalism, the naturalistic fallacy, the is–ought gap, the problem of the open question, ethical non-naturalism, intuitionism, prescriptivism). 4.2 (Emotivism, the influence of the logical positivism ...

A level summary of ethical language religious studies Edexcel for the 2016 specification

An essay on emotivism, where full marks were achieved

These notes helped me to achieve an A* and summarises the following: - What is meta ethics and how does it differ from normative ethics - Fact-value distinction - Is-ought gap - Cognitive vs non-cognitive - Ethical naturalism - Intuitionism or ethical non-naturalism - Emotivism - Prescriptivism - Strengths and weaknesses

A summary of the Edexcel Zig-Zag guide to religion and ethics within the religious studies A-Level, organised by the specification to ensure that all areas are covered. Includes scholars' quotes and the basic knowledge of the religion and morality topic. Got an A in A-Level religious studies.

A summary of the Edexcel Zig-Zag guide to religion and ethics within the religious studies A-Level, organised by the specification to ensure that all areas are covered. Includes scholars' quotes and the basic knowledge of the meta ethics topic. Got an A in A-Level religious studies.