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An Essay on Emotivism and Natural Law

29 March, 2015 All Current Features

An Essay on Emotivism and Natural Law — A current theme in assessing the culture wars examines the philosophical tradition of natural law (Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas) and how this concept may inform discussions on race, sex, inclusion, identity, and other dimensions of human nature. Some find this theme compelling; some do not. This essay considers “The Forgotten Meaning of Human Nature.

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