ESCAPING FROM THE MORASS: A CRITICAL SURVEY OF RELATIVISM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

Abstract

A prima facie look at relativism, even from the perspective of the most honest inquirer, often appears to be quite the seducer. The aim of this paper is to present a defence of a realist position pertaining to knowledge to show that relativism is in fact self-referentially incoherent and cannot be defended objectively; furthermore, my focus shall be a criticism of relativism in general but, more specifically, relativism in the landscape of epistemology.&nbsp

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This paper was published in The Oracle (E-Journal).

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