Cultural and Moral Relativism Quiz

Cultural relativism argues that what is moral varies from one society to another and at different points in history, and that we must refrain from judging others based on our own, current values.

Cultural relativism suggests that translators and interpreters must be sensitive to the fact that what is controversial and requires more sensitivity to communicate varies from one social environment to another.

The implication is that what is moral becomes a matter of opinion, leading to relativism and the idea that moral values vary across societies and history.

<p>Relativism poses a challenge because it highlights the variation in what is deemed controversial and sensitive to communicate across different social environments, requiring translators and interpreters to navigate these differences with sensitivity and awareness.</p> Signup and view all the answers