"Moral Relativity" (book)

"Moral Relativity" is a book that explores the idea that moral beliefs and values are not universally fixed, but instead depend on cultural, historical, and personal contexts. It argues that notions of right and wrong can vary significantly across different societies and situations, challenging the notion of absolute moral standards. The book encourages readers to understand and critically evaluate diverse moral perspectives rather than judge them as universally correct or wrong, promoting a nuanced view of ethics that recognizes complexity and context in moral judgments.