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According to A Defense of Ethical Relativism written by RUTH BENEDICT, can we separate the descriptive (or fact-stating) aspect of anthropological study from the prescriptive
According to "A Defense of Ethical Relativism" written by RUTH BENEDICT, can we separate the descriptive (or fact-stating) aspect of anthropological study from the prescriptive (evaluative) aspect of evaluating cultures? Are there some independent criteria by which we can say that some cultures are better than others? Can you think how this project might begin?
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