ethics: relativist and absolutist ethics part of philosophy and ethics, key terms and there meanings 0.0 / 5 ? PhilosophyethicsASOCR Created by: laila777Created on: 03-04-14 18:57 relativism a judgement that depends on the circumstances and does not have any fixed rules 1 of 10 absolutism a judgement that has a set of fixed moral rules in all situations 2 of 10 deontological this refers to an action that us intrinsically right or wrong, the circumstances/outcome is not considered 3 of 10 teleological this refers to a judgement being based on the outcome produced 4 of 10 subjective judgements are based on the personal opinion and not on any fixed rules 5 of 10 objective judgements based on an impartial absolute value system 6 of 10 consquentialist judgement completely and purely concerned with the outcome 7 of 10 diversity thesis an idea that moral laws vary from society to society 8 of 10 cultural relativism belief that different societies have different moral rules 9 of 10 subjective relativism a relativist approach based on personal opinions 10 of 10
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