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    Supports→The prescriptive-content argument for meaning-ought (ME) normativity has an advantage over the simple argument

    If meaning statements have prescriptive content, this provides a direct argument for ME normativity

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    If the suggestion is that meaning statements have a prescriptive content it would provide another very direct argument in support of ME normativity, one that does not have to proceed via the controversial claim that the notion of semantic correctness is an essentially normative notion. This is an advantage over the simple argument. However, there are also disadvantages. For instance, the question arises whether the claim that meaning statements lack descriptive content can accommodate the role o

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