Is the view that moral values are socially constracted and that they refer only to the culuter or socialtu in which they originatect ie that no that nno absolute or unversial moral value exist?

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Bugsey

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18 July, 04:20

Is the view that moral values are socially constracted and that they refer only to the culuter or socialtu in which they originatect ie that no that nno absolute or unversial moral value exist?

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Janelle Randall · Answer 1

Answer:Moral Relativism

Explanation:

Moral relativism is a perspective that suggests that moral judgement is relative to culture or historic period.

This view states that moral values varies from culture to culture, each culture exhibit their own moral values.

It suggests that there are no universal moral values that are commonly shared by every human being and as a result people should not impose their own moral judgement on beliefs and practices traits of cultures on others from diffrent cultures.

Based on this view, it means a person can not assume that what is moral in their own culture will be considered moral in another culture and they shouldn't expect it to be that way.