Relativism Refuted by Harvey Siegel
A Critique of Contemporary Epistemological Relativism
"Relativism Refuted" is a critical examination of the philosophical concept of relativism, which posits that truth, knowledge, and morality are not absolute but vary according to different frameworks or perspectives. The book systematically addresses and counters various forms of relativism, particularly cognitive relativism and ethical relativism. Through rigorous argumentation and analysis, the text defends the notion of objective truth and rational standards of justification, arguing that relativism undermines the possibility of meaningful intellectual discourse and the pursuit of knowledge. The author emphasizes the importance of maintaining objective standards in both science and ethics to ensure coherent and consistent reasoning.
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- Published
- 1987
- Nationality
- American
- Length
- Short
- Pages
- 235
- Original Language
- English
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