Question

1. moral relativism is the view that

1. people have different moral views
2. there are no moral truths
3. what is right is relative to different people or groups according to what they considerright

2. one problem for cultural relativism is that

1. the view makes it conceptually impossible for a culture to change for the better
2. nobody can know what is really morally true
3. no single culture’s moral opinions are privileged as objectively correct

3. normative Ethics is concerned with

1. how we ought to act, live and structure our societies
2. the ethics of Norm
3. which ethical norms society endorse

4. if Nihilism is correct,

1. then the Nihilist owes us some account of how our moral experience is merely delusional
2. then evil actions are good

5. Moral subjectivism

1. All of these things
2. An individualized form of moral relativism
3. Makes the moral opinions of individuals infallible

6. Suppose you used to think cheating on exams was fine, but now you have come to reject this as an immoral from of dishonesty. According to moral subjectivism,

1. People who disagree with your moral opinions are just plain wrong
2. You have matured and become a better person
3. What is moral relative to you has changed, but not for better or worse

Answer 1

1)moral relativism

people have different moral views

It can be said as philosophy across the world or moral judgements to some particular person or place.it's not absolute or univesal.

For example for one person visiting a religious place in full clothes is right for him or her if they are not wearing or covering their whole body it is morally wrong but the same is not for others.

2)what is right is relative to different people or groups according to what they consider right one problem for cultural relativism is that:

the view makes it conceptually impossible for a culture to change for the better.

3)no single culture’s moral opinions are privileged as objectively correct normative Ethics is concerned with

how we ought to act, live and structure our societies

4)which ethical norms society endorse if Nihilism is correct,

then the Nihilist owes us some account of how our moral experience is merely delusional.

Nihilism is the belief that all values are baseless and that nothing can be known or communicated.These people are without loyalty and believes is absoublety nothing.

5)Moral subjectivism

An individualized form of moral relativism,

It is being morally decided by an individual.Under this concept moral is subjective and is based on personal view or feelings.

6)Suppose you used to think cheating on exams was fine, but now you have come to reject this as an immoral from of dishonesty. According to moral subjectivism,

What is moral relative to you has changed, but not for better or worse

Moral subjectivism is based on the fact of personal feelings and view hence it can change accordingly with passing time.

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