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predicates of personal taste: a standalone construct

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predicates ofpersonal taste1 CONSTRUCTPredicates of personalLASERSOHN · PHILOSOPHY OF

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Philosophy of language

words such as fun and tasty whose truth seems relative to a judge, studied for how they handle disagreement.

In philosophy of language, predicates of personal taste refers to words such as fun and tasty whose truth seems relative to a judge, studied for how they handle disagreement. This meaning comes from Lasersohn (2005) in Linguistics and Philosophy.[1]

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  1. Lasersohn, P. (2005). Context Dependence, Disagreement, and Predicates of Personal Taste. Linguistics and Philosophy, 28(6), 643-686. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10988-005-0596-x

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