Who's To Say?: A Dialogue on Relativism (Hackett Philosophical Dialogues)
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Who's To Say?: A Dialogue on Relativism (Hackett Philosophical Dialogues)

by Norman Melchert

Philosophy Ethics
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Norman Melchert examines relativism through a philosophical dialogue centered on the question of who can determine what is true, justified, or right. Part of the Hackett Philosophical Dialogues series, this accessible work invites readers to consider differing perspectives and the standards used to evaluate them.

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Who's To Say? explores the philosophical problem of relativism through dialogue.

The book considers how people evaluate truth, values, and standards when perspectives differ.

Presented as part of the Hackett Philosophical Dialogues series, it offers an accessible format for engaging with philosophical ideas.

It is suited to readers studying or exploring introductory questions in philosophy and ethics.

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