Representations about an ideal citizen during the crisis of the Roman Republic using the example of Cato the Elder by A.O. Kudratov

“…The problem of Roman civic values was considered through the prism of the ideal citizen image. The moral relativism of the Roman society was noted: the hard-edged boundaries of what is allowed are deterred by the authority of an ideal citizen. …”
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Le relativisme moral et le projet de coopération épistémique by François Schroeter

“…Mon argument cherche à établir qu’ils ont ce faisant négligé l’une des fonctions centrales de notre discours moral : créer un forum favorisant la coopération épistémique dans le but de résoudre nos questions morales.This paper critically examines some of the most important recent attempts to defend a relativist position in metaethics. Proponents of moral relativism have made sophisticated attempts to show that their position can either accommodate or invalidate our commonsense intuition that we are all talking about the same thing when we use moral language. …”
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SHORT INTRODUCTION TO ETHICAL REASONING IN SPORT by Milan Hosta

“…By justifying ethical pluralism through our discussion we wish to point out that moral pluralism is not an apology for moral relativism, which can also be labeled as an ethical void. …”
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Evolution of Literary-Critical Method of Julius Aikhenvald and His Views on Shakespeare’s Creativity by V. V. Serdechnaya, D. N. Zhatkin

“…In particular, Aikhenvald implicitly speaks about Shakespeare’s moral relativism. However, in the emigrant period, using Shakespeare’s images (primarily the images of Caliban and Coriolanus) to analyze the historical situation in the USSR, he comes to affirm the objectivity of good and truth as characteristics of literature and social reality.…”
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Moral Believer or Moral Problem-Solver? Moral Pragmatism Fosters Tolerance Without Impeding Moral Behavior by Li Zhang, Song Tong, Kaiping Peng

“…At the same time, moral relativism tends to make people more tolerant but also makes them question their own beliefs and leads to more immoral behavior. …”
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Mulheres e a qualidade de vida: duas normas ou uma? Women and the quality of life: two norms or one? by Julia Annas

“…This comparison can reveal the role which an appeal to an human nature may play in the criticism of gender injustices, in opposition to the views of feminists who adhere to cultural or moral relativism.…”
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The Nature of Moral Reasoning: Analysis and Criticism of Prinz's View by Meisam Molaee, zahra khazaei, Muhammad Legenhausen

“…On the other hand, according to Prinz's moral relativism point of view, in situations where two moral actors disagree with each other in a fundamental judgment, moral reasoning has practically no function. …”
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LEGAL AID IN INDIA: RETUNING PHILOSOPHICAL CHORDS by S. Chandra, N. Y. Solanki

“…There is a convergence in Kantian duty of benevolence and Rawls’ liberty principle but in the world of moral relativism, a fair compensation must precede before imposing any obligation on lawyers to take up pro bono matters, as doing so, is likely to compromise their ‘true needs.’…”
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Does Deep Moral Disagreement Exist in Real Life? by Serhiy Kiš

“…The existence of deep moral disagreement is used in support of views ranging from moral relativism to the impossibility of moral expertise. …”
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On the possible immorality of law by Trajković Marko S., Drakić Dragiša S.

“…Especially dangerous is the rejection of value judgments in law, as well as moral relativism according to which everything is possible. …”
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LEGAL AID IN INDIA: RETUNING PHILOSOPHICAL CHORDS by S. Chandra, N. Y. Solanki

“…There is a convergence in Kantian duty of benevolence and Rawls’ liberty principle but in the world of moral relativism, a fair compensation must precede before imposing any obligation on lawyers to take up pro bono matters, as doing so, is likely to compromise their ‘true needs.’…”
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Leadership and ethics : a comparative study of leader moral values and organizational culture by Hilliard, Donald P. (Donald Patrick), 1957-

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<i>The Discarded Image</i> and the Debunked <i>Tao</i>: Objective Value in C.S. Lewis’ Medieval Model and His Critique of Modernity by Yuxiao Su

“…These tendencies can be traced into the moral relativism, pluralism and reductionism of the twenty-first century, giving Lewis&#8217; work the status of twentieth-century prophecy.…”
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Being with other animals: Transitioning toward sustainable food futures by Joachim Nieuwland, Joachim Nieuwland, Franck L. B. Meijboom, Franck L. B. Meijboom

“…While Plumwood also developed a modest ethical framework to address animal edibility, her ontological approach is highlighted here, especially as it appears to point toward moral relativism. Plumwood's ontological approach is further developed, notably by unraveling the dualism between self and other. …”
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IS MILTON BENNETT'S MODEL OF INTER CULTURAL SENSITIVITY REALLY INTER CULTURAL? by V. D. Knezevic, B. R. Bratina

“…The latter stage is reflected in cultural and moral relativism, as well as in capability for fully intentional, (auto-)reflexive empathy. …”
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The Coexistence Potential of Different Wildlife Conservation Frameworks in a Historical Perspective by Bjørn P. Kaltenborn, John D. C. Linnell, John D. C. Linnell

“…However, we caution against moral relativism and the belief that all types of cultural values are equally valid as a basis for contemporary wildlife management.…”
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ANTINOMY IN DOGMATICS AND ETHICS by Priest Daniil A. Goryachev

“…The key thesis of the study is that in dogmatics, antinomy serves as a boundary for rational cognition; in the moral sphere, antinomy is unacceptable as opening the way to moral relativism. These conclusions are drawn mainly on the basis of studying the works of priest Pavel Florensky (in relation to dogmatics) and priest Nikolai Stelletsky (in relation to ethics). …”
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A Comparative Study of Social Thinking in Allameh Tabataba\'i and Lipman’s Views and its Implications for Philosophy for Children (P4C) by Seyyed Mansour Marashi, Jafar Cheraghian, Masoud Safaei Moghaddam, Parvaneh Valavi

“…The findings indicated that Lipman and Allameh Tabatabachr('39')i have similar perspectives on "attention to individuality while accepting social dignity", "belief in prominent position of thinking and rationality in social interactions", "focus on dialogues" and "rejection of moral relativism". Differences between these two thinkers include "placing great emphasis on method of enquiry by Lipman versus giving great importance to gaining knowledge by Allameh" and "dominance of thinking in Lipman’s paradigm and faith in that of Allameh". …”
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Introduction and review of Toshihiko Izutsu’s meted in his book “Ethico-religious concepts in the Qurān” by Seyed Mohammad Mirhoseini, Morteza Ghasemi Hamed

“…His methods in this book have several characteristics: elucidationdifferent views, presentationof new theories, many references to the Quran verses, avoid of precipitant and Attention to various aspects, belief in the integrity and morality of Quran topics, Belief in moral relativism, following of logical courseinpresentations,Belief inlinguisticrelativity and Textorientation. …”
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Rise of netholicism: A comprehensive review of internet addiction among today’s youth by Yogesh Kumar, Om P. Dhakar

“…Socially, internet addiction hinders real-life connections and emotional intelligence, while ethically and spiritually, it raises concerns about identity and moral relativism in the digital realm. Interventions and treatment approaches encompass psychoeducation, therapy, and digital literacy promotion. …”
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