Sterling Harwood, "Taking Ethics Seriously -- Moral Relativism versus Moral Realism" in Sterling Harwood, ed.
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Panayot Butchvarov, "Skepticism in Ethics" (Bloomington and Indianapolis, Indiana University Press, 1989).
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He is often accused of promoting the motto "róbta co chceta" ("do whatever you want"), which can be interpreted as an encouragement to hedonistic lifestyle and moral relativism.
The practice of tsujigiri has been cited in the philosophical debate over moral relativism, notably by Mary Midgley in her 1989 work Can't We Make Moral Judgements?.
She uses Michael Frayn's play, Copenhagen, as an example of the kind of moral relativism that she finds problematic.