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Your best friend is from another country outside the United States. One day after a particularly stimulating lecture on the meaning of ethics by your instructor, you and your friend disagree about whether culture plays a role in ethical behavior. You state that good ethics are good ethics and it doesn’t matter where you live and work. Your friend tells you that in her country it is common to pay bribes to gain favor with important people. Comment on both positions from a relativistic ethics point of view. What do you believe and why?
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memes, to music videos. These texts attempt to shape our worldview via the rhetorical
approached they employ, and in turn we are constantly faced with the dilemma of
interpreting this influence.
