relativism

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rel·a·tiv·is·m /ˈrelətɪvfɪzəm/ noun [uncountableU] technical

the belief in philosophy that nothing is absolutely true and that things can only be judged in comparison with one another 相對主義〔認爲不存在絕對正確，只能通過比較來判斷事物的一種哲學思想〕

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relativism• There are at least three strong arguments against relativism as a stance which it is important that we help pupils to understand.• The problem of epistemological and cultural relativism, amongst other things, looms large here.• Since then I have continued in several pieces of writing to oppose extreme relativism.• Child was of course accepting a degree of relativism which was usually an anathema to philosophers.• Scientific enterprise is undermined by the extreme forms of relativism.• As a student of Lukács, Mannheim was influenced by his treatment of ideology, history and the problem of relativism.• Three of these are of major significance: scientism, relativism and religious intolerance.• Often, therefore, relativism produces, through reaction to it, precisely what it sets out to destroy: increased dogmatism.

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