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July 29, 2011

Moral Relativism

Very interesting opinion piece in The New York Times by Paul Boghossian, Silver Professor of Philosophy at New York University entitled "The Maze of Moral Relativism". One has to hang on to read it - but well worth the effort. Professor Boghossian aims the article at people who reject moral absolutes and illustrates his points with witches, etiquette and slurping noodles.

Posted by on July 29, 2011 at 10:16 AM in Society |

Tags: ethics, moral relativism, philosophy

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