All of the following are views of cultural relativism except: a. Incorporates relativism with respect to culture’s varying moral codes. b. Attempts to take a neutral, objective view of different culture c. One’s own culture is superior to another one. d. All cultures are of equal value

According to cultural relativism, the cultural practices of individuals should be respected and should not be judged.

The beliefs and practices of an individual should be respected and the views reflect the social and ethical standards.

The view that is not in relevance with cultural relativism is:

Option c. One’s own culture is superior to another one.

The concept can be explained as:

Thus, option C is not a view of cultural relativism.

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c. One’s own culture is superior to another one.  

Explanation:

In a simplified way, we can say that cultural relativism is the term used to describe the ways that an individual can see and understand any culture without the influence of ethnocentrism, that is, cultural relativism allows people to judge cultures different from their imposition your own vision and opinion. On the contrary, cultural relativism allows cultures to be judged objectively, through a neutral view that allows all cultures to be seen with the same value. Culinary idleness does not allow a person to see his own culture as superior to others, but it incorporates relativism in relation to the different moral codes of culture.

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