Sophism and the origin of relativism, skepticism, and rhetoric: Exploring values that recur
July-December 2025 - Vol 12 Num. 2
It is common to hear people today asserting that everything is subjective and a matter of personal opinion. Ethics is increasingly viewed as relative to individual perspectives. In this context, the individual becomes the arbiter of reality. This article challenges this relativistic view of ethics, tracing its roots back...
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