Aug
21
From time-to-time, in my reading, I come across authors whose ideas, whose theories, make them sound very much as if they are formal axiologists, although they do not explicitly say so. These similarities provide some degree of face validity to the constructs of formal axiology. And when other authors describe precepts similar to formal axiology in more everyday language than Hartman tended to use, they help me to understand Hartman more easily.