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The philosophy that there's no view from nowhere, so good luck judging anyone.
means The position that truth, morality, or knowledge depends on context, culture, or perspective rather than absolute standards.
from From Latin relativus, 'having reference to,' built on referre, 'to carry back'; the -ism crept into philosophy in the 1800s as thinkers questioned whether any standard floats above all the others.
Self-trapCritics ask if relativism itself is absolutely true.
ProtagorasAncient Greek declared man the measure of everything.
FlavorsComes in moral, cultural, and epistemic varieties.