How does Whitt critique the dominant knowledge system prevalent in academia today?
a. It embraces anti-pluralism
b. All of these choices
c. It rests on the illusion that knowing and valuing are distinct categories
d. It is based in an outdated view of positivism
Question 2
Ultimately, Ayer wants to find out:
a. whether ethical statements can be given rational proofs.
b. whether ethical statements can be translated into statements of empirical fact.
c. whether ethical statements are founded upon virtue. d. all of these choices.
e. none of these choices.