Choose one of the four “isms” (objectivism, cultural
relativism, subjective relativism, emotivism)...

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Choose one of the four “isms” (objectivism, cultural
relativism, subjective relativism, emotivism) described in Chapter 2. Explain a specific moral situation and why
you believe it is appropriate to evaluate or “view” that situation from your
chosen “ism”. Then pick a different
“ism” and provide an example for when that ism is the most appropriate angle
from which to view the morality. In
summary, your discussion answer should include two different examples viewed
from two different “isms”.

Robert · Accepted Answer

Morals are the motivation the lead to human behaviour
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The Four “isms”
Subjectivism
According to Coleman, (2008), subjectivism is a moral belief that explains the need for self-definition. One good example that can clearly illustrate subjectivism is blogging. Blogging has rapidly become an accepted and free way of expression through the internet. Millions of people, to show their subjectivism-motivated acceptance do Blogging (Coleman, 2008). Online communication is a strategy that aims at promoting the underlying principles of classical liberalism (Janack, 2006).

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