Our professor gave
us homework to be read about Cultural Relativism. Cultural relativism is about
the distinctions of the culture itself. In my opinion, we people do have
different ways to perceive things, or the way we views life either through our
cultural values or how we believe such a
thing.
Like what had been
said in the topic of the Free Radical, “Cultural relativism is the mistaken
idea that there are no objectives standards by which our society can be judged
because each culture is entitled to its own beliefs and accepted practices.”
Yes I agree with it, why? Because every country or every people has its own
culture or own standards or even laws. People have its standards from which we
accepted and believe in, we have laws that we need to take notes. Like in
schools/ universities they do have different cultures. They have different
rules that were implemented. Even the bible has the commandments that had been
following by the Catholics.
“He argued that
because all of our knowledge comes from experience, we couldn't have any
knowledge of causality because we do not experience causality.” I think it’s
somewhat confusing, because you gain and learn from experiences. For example in
school how a student would gain knowledge through the instructors’ way of
teaching, and we learned from them, from their experiences through their examples. Somehow we really learn from others
experiences, we gained knowledge we are learning.
Knowing what is
right from wrong, truth from reality is another argument that had been argument
on this topic. I think that we have all minds which set right from wrong; it
has its own consciousness to know right from wrong. According to “Kant
contended that reality (as far as we can know it) depends on the cognitive
functioning of the human mind in total. Society sets the norms of truth and
falsity and right and wrong. This is the essence of Kant’s social primacy of
consciousness theory in metaphysics. Man’s ideas are essentially a collective
delusion from which no person has the power to escape.”
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