PHIL 1120 CHP 2 Flash Cards: the view that each society has the right to live according to its own values, and no other society has the right to interfere. It differs from cultural relativism in accepting the universal value of noninterference.

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the view that each society has the right to live according to its own values, and no other society has the right to interfere. It differs from cultural relativism in accepting the universal value of noninterference.

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Pseudo-relativism

PHIL 1120 CHP 2 Flash Cards

The view that each society has the right to live according to its own values, and no other society has the right to interfere. It differs from cultural relativism in accepting the universal value of noninterference.

Pseudo-relativism

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