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- Title
A STRATIFIED THEORY OF VALUE.
- Authors
DONISE, ANNA
- Abstract
Contemporary reflection on the concept of value oscillates between positions that advocate absolutist realism and positions that propose total relativism. The present paper aims to distance itself from these two ways of reading the topic, rejecting any monolithic conception, and proposing a stratified theory of value. Beginning with an analysis of values that differentiates them from both "goods" and "valuations," the author outlines an understanding of value that must be investigated in its multiple, interconnected layers. The stratification starts from the role of the emotional sphere and comes down to a formal and absolute conception of the concept. The goal of the paper is to outline the different levels of validity of each proposed layer, which must be recognized and differentiated, with the aim of also capturing the difficulties and ambiguities that characterize the transition from one level to another.
- Subjects
VALUES (Ethics); VALUATION; REALISM; MORAL relativism; IDEALS (Philosophy)
- Publication
Phenomenology & Mind, 2023, Issue 24, p94
- ISSN
2280-7853
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.17454/pam-2407