Both cultural relativists and enactivists oppose the same universalist view on mind and
meaning and both appeal to context in their attempt to do so. Accordingly, a scrutiny was in …

Issue two contained three pieces arguing against relativism: the view that what is true from
one individual's or community's perspective might be false from another, that there is no …

My paper is a reply to Mr. Seungbae Park's article,“Defence of Cultural Relativism”(Park,
2011), which holds that no culture is better than another. In response, my paper challenges …

One of the most impressive aspects of Scott Davis's excellent new book is his blending of
philosophy with anthropology. Philosophers tend to dismiss anthropologists because …

The socioculturally induced values have to be taken into account in the discussion of
relativism. A similar argumentative move can also be discerned in the Weltanschauung …

In this paper, I defend a view of cultural philosophy that involves a critical, analytical, and
systematic study of beliefs, epistemic practices, and theories of different cultures. I then …

INTRODUCTIOr-J 71. equestionaboutthenatureandmethodologyo…-. 1.; hy is an
epistemological one. Particularism and universalism, as two views about such nature, do …

Abstract Many point to Peter Winch's discussion of rationality, relativism, and religion as a
paradigmatic example of cultural relativism. In this paper, I argue that Winch's relationship to …

Since the publication of Richard Rorty's" Philosophy and The Mirror of Nature" la lot of
academic water has passed under the bridge of scholarship. Rorty's principal thesis, indeed …

What is relativism? Why should we (or should we not) adopt a relativistic stance towards
what we and others hold to be true about the world? And how did relativism come to be such …