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moral relativism

moral relativism Moral relativism is the view or tendency to question whether there are universal moral norms that apply to everyone.

Moral relativism is the view or tendency to question whether there are universal moral norms that apply to everyone. In this context, it is presented as a challenge to shared ethical standards.

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Drafting source: Vveinhardt Jolita. The Dilemma of Postmodern Business Ethics: Employee Reification in a Perspective of Preserving Human Dignity. 2022; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.813255; article XML SHA-256 18538be02da112f53ee03aa9630c44bad14d229fc628e7ec750f3fd78d18ab5e. “The Dilemma of Postmodern Business Ethics: Employee Reification in a Perspective of Preserving Human Dignity” (10.3389/fpsyg.2022.813255).
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