Essays on Relativism

Moral relativism is the belief that have no absolute moral truth. As I am trying to acknowledge what is true or what is the right way for anyone else to be able to function properly in this 21st century that we called it one of…

Cultural Relativism. Is It Correct? Many have argued on whether or not the term “cultural relativism” is correct. In this paper, I will be explaining my argument to readers on why I stand with my belief that it is indeed correct. Over the years a…

Ethnocentrism vs Cultural Relativism The difference between these two worldviews are vast but both views are very well and alive in today’s society. There are very few things that are actually similar between these two views, the only thing that they really have in common…

Elizabeth Warnock Fernea’s quest to a remote village, El Nahra, in Iraq gave us readers an insight of issues of culture shock and cultural relativism many people do not get to experience. As the women of the village called her, BJ was urged to adjust…

The Universalism vs. Cultural Relativism debate has existed in legal scholarship for decades and is increasingly entering public discourse on international law and human rights. Universalism refers to the notion that human rights are universal and should apply to every human being. While, Cultural Relativists…

The most attractive philosophical theory discussed in class so far is relativism. Like any philosophical thought, there are flaws within its confines. Even with the numerous circumstances that relativism could fail, the pros for the theory far outweighs the negative aspects. All countries around the…

“Hamlet” is one of the most crucial plays of William Shakespeare and it has an important place in the literature. “Hamlet” is a play that tells us the drama of Hamlet who is the Prince of Denmark and his opportunist and greedy uncle, Claudius. In…