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  1. Czeżowski's Axiological Concepts as Full-Fledged Modalities.Manuel Rebuschi - 2008 - Forum Philosophicum: International Journal for Philosophy 13 (1):103-110.
    This short paper provides a tentative formalization of Czeżowski's ideas about axiological concepts: Good and Evil are conceived of as modalities rather than as predicates. A natural account of the resulting “ethical logic” appears to be very close to standard deontic logic. If one does not resolve to become an antirealist regarding moral values, a possible way out is to become a revisionist about deontology: convert to intuitionism or some other kind of revisionism in deontic logic, and remain classical in (...)
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  • Czeżowski's axiological concepts as full-fledged modalities.Manuel Rebuschi - 2008 - Forum Philosophicum: International Journal for Philosophy 13 (1):103-110.
    This short note provides a tentative formalization of Czeżowski's ideas about axiological concepts: Good and Evil are conceived of as modalities rather than as predicates. A natural account of the resulting “ethical logic” appears to be very close to standard deontic logic. If one does not resolve to become an antirealist regarding moral values, a possible way out is to become a revisionist about deontology: convert to intuitionism or other kind of revisionism for deontic logic, and remain classical for ethical (...)
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