Paul Eidelberg, Will Morrisey
Abstract
This study considers the effects of moral relativism on the writings of prominent authors in the fields of literature, foreign policy, economics, social policy, education, philosophy and theology.
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This study considers the effects of moral relativism on the writings of prominent authors in the fields of literature, foreign policy, economics, social policy, education, philosophy and theology.
Key concepts: Nihilism, Left and right, New Left, Sociology, Political science, Environmental ethics, Aesthetics, Philosophy