"The Language of Morals" is a philosophical work by J.L. Austin that explores how language shapes our understanding of moral concepts. Austin argues that moral statements are not merely expressions of feelings but can convey meaning and truth. He emphasizes the importance of context in interpreting moral language. The book examines various moral terms and their usage, highlighting how they function in everyday communication. Austin's analysis aims to clarify misunderstandings in moral discussions, suggesting that a better grasp of language can lead to more productive ethical debates.