relativist

It is often thought that pluralism in ethics goes hand in hand with ethical relativism, and that, conversely, a non-relativist view of morality entails a monolithic kind of moral absolutism.

He is a cultural relativist, believing that values are relative to the culture in which they are held.

The relativist perspective suggests that truth is subjective and varies from person to person.

As a moral relativist, she believes that ethical principles are not universally applicable.

Cultural relativists argue that each culture should be understood on its own terms, without judgment.

The relativist approach to history acknowledges the diversity of perspectives and interpretations.

Relativists often critique the idea of absolute truth, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of reality.

She adopts a relativist stance on beauty, believing that aesthetic preferences are subjective.

The relativist theory of language suggests that meaning is context-dependent and can vary based on cultural norms.

Relativists emphasize the importance of considering different perspectives and contexts when analyzing social issues.

In a relativist framework, there is no single objective standard for evaluating beliefs or practices.

Furthermore in Einstein's relativist universe, space and time are interchangeable.

I don't want to be a full on moral relativist and say that everything is equally good.

When I said that questions are important and answers matter less, I am not coming from a point of relativism. I'm not a relativist.

A relativist would simply have to bite the bullet, and say that that was indeed 'right' for Nazi Germany — that's what morality meant there.

The connection between learning and freedom is presupposed in many criticisms of students today as censorious or relativist, illiberal or radical, coddled snowflake or warrior for social justice.