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Relativism, perspectivism, and Citizen Kane

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I. Overall ConclusionThere are no universal moral standards . . . all morals are relative to the individual.II. Core ArgumentHistorical, cultural, and individual relativism are sociological facts.III. Subsidiary Arguments1) Moral values vary from culture to culture, change over time in the same cult

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I. Overall ConclusionThere are no universal moral standards . . . all morals are relative to the individual.II. Core ArgumentHistorical, cultural, and individual relativism are sociological facts.III. Subsidiary Arguments1) Moral values vary from culture to culture, change over time in the same cult

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I. Overall ConclusionThere are no universal moral standards . . . all morals are relative to the individual.II. Core ArgumentHistorical, cultural, and individual relativism are sociological facts.III. Subsidiary Arguments1) Moral values vary from culture to culture, change over time in the same cult

Key concepts: Perspectivism, Relativism, Epistemology, Philosophy

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