Value Judgement

A value judgment is a judgment of the rightness or wrongness of something, based on a particular set of values or on a particular value system.Value judgments are statements of subjectivity, which might be compared to axioms in mathematics and geometry—for instance,  Euclidean geometry is founded upon a different set of axioms than various forms of non-Euclidean geometry, and thus postulates true in one geometry may be false in another geometry (or vice versa). Such postulates are in many ways analogous to value judgments that declare something to be right within one value system but wrong within another. Conceptually it is related both to the anthropological axiom "cultural relativity" (ie, that cultural meaning only exists in a context) and to the term "moral relativism".
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Noun
1. an assessment that reveals more about the values of the person making the assessment than about the reality of what is assessed
(synonym) value judgment
(hypernym) judgment, judgement, assessment
(hyponym) moralism

subjective opinion based on experience, beliefs, intuition rather than facts.

Value judgement
(Econ) Đánh giá chủ quan.+ Một nhận định mà nói chung có thể được tóm tắt là X là tốt (hay xấu). Cụm thuật ngữ chủ quan gây nhiều nhầm lẫn trong kinh tế học.
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value judgement
danh từ sự đánh giá (giá trị đạo đức,
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