Foundations for Moral Relativism¶
Velleman, J. D. (2013). Foundations for Moral Relativism. Open Court.
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- Moral Relativism
- The compliance officer adopts a frame-indexed approach — the same act (presenting a ceremonial gift) is permissible-relative-to-J₁ and impermissible-relative-to-J₂ — and operates a jurisdictionally-segmented policy.
This sourceVelleman Foundations Moral Relativism constructivist framework.
- The compliance officer adopts a frame-indexed approach — the same act (presenting a ceremonial gift) is permissible-relative-to-J₁ and impermissible-relative-to-J₂ — and operates a jurisdictionally-segmented policy.
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