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In American English it is often spelt without an e. However, using phonetic rules this should then be pronounced with a hard "g" sound. "g" needs to be followed by particular vowels to have a soft "j" sound, "e" being one of them. So, although judgment has become the common spelling, it really should
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and the disambiguation page for Judgment and the pages that disambiguation page links to all contain a spelling inconsistent with the spelling of this page. For the sake of uniformity it would seem wise to change all or change none, if the difference is merely regional, applying to each instance
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If no one objects, I am going to clean up and fill out this article a little more over the next couple weeks, especially with some more sourcing and for usages other than Aristotelian logic. Feel free to undo any changes I make that don't seem an improvement.
733:"judgment" has been the spelling on both sides of the pond from the late 1600s all the way to when Webster put it in his dictionary in 1828. 'Judgment' with the added 'e' is modern spelling used in certain regions, but it is in no way standard English. 798:'Judgment' as in condemnation or a determination by any authority is spelled without the 'e'. 'Judgement' as in any other opinion, estimate or discernment is spelled with an 'e'. This according to at least the 1965 edition of Fowler's 671:
It's my understanding that it's 'judgement' generally in BE, save where it's the judgment of court etc, when it's judgment...no idea why but then since when did English spellings make sense
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One further point - you may think we can't spell, but when we refer to a court judgment we have deliberately missed an “e” out. It is not entirely clear why, it's just the way it is spelt!
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Interesting that the Oxford dictionary seems to put it down as judgement, but on the website of the Judiciary of England and Wales' Communications Office seems to
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The UK's Guardian, Telegraph and Times newspapers' spelling guides all recommend 'judgment' over 'judgement', as does Collins' dictionary.
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Someone removed the mentioning of alternative spelling, which I've reinstated. This word is incidentally discussed in Knowledge's
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through the paradigm of history. There does appear to be a certain ovidian paganization of history in this type of rhetoric.
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This page should be titled "Judgment" without the "e" - considering that in American English the other way is incorrect.
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It appears there could be a link to another wikipedia page under uses of the word. i.e. adjudicational capabilities
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Some other pages that could be listed under "See Also" could be the wikipedia pages on reason and logic
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is used instead of -ise) and some terms that are used in it may be different or absent from other
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I always thought it was spelt judgement in British English (I'm in Australia) so there you go.
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without discussion. Furthermore, an orphaned talk page appears to have been left at
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The following references may be useful when improving this article in the future:
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Duplicated language replaced with an original substitute some time ago. -
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The Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion
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I'm concerned that this article appears to have been moved here from
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Perhaps there should be an entry about the philosophical concept of
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Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions
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Well if it comes to that, "Judgement" is the better spelling. --
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Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness
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Yes, this needs to be reverted, since it's a violation of
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includes a summary of the most important guidelines
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https://www.dictionary.com/e/judgement-vs-judgment/
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