The Principle of Two Definitions by Leonard Peikoff

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00:00 Tennyson's Poem (continued from last time) 12:27 The Relationship Between the Two Definitions 20:38 Definitions and the Integration of Knowledge 33:39 Two Definitions of 'Virtue' 41:00 Primary Definitions maintain Objectivity 50:54 Two Definitions of 'Morality' 55:42 Other Concepts that require two Definitions 1:04:11 What do these concepts have in common? 1:10:54 Does 'Right' require two definitions? 1:14:24 The Limits of This Principle 1:19:20 Definitions and Polemics 1:23:05 The Smith College Definition of "Racism" 1:35:47 Question Period

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Value definition 1: 6:00, 10:27, 16:28, 22:33, 23:52 Value definition 2: 8:32, 14:29, 15:10 Why narrow cant be THE definition 9:13 Right definition 1: 1:11:36 Right definition 2: 1:11:58

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Questions: What's the difference between value on definition 1 and goal then?

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Notes So, the two definitions of value are: 1) That for which an organism acts. 2) That for which a human chooses to act or That positively evaluated for which a human acts Animals have values but they can't evaluate.

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1:26:47 It sounds like Keith Lockitch.