Disagreements About Values Are Not Always About Who Is Right

question 8

Multiple Choice

Disagreements about values are not always about who is right and who is wrong, according to Isaiah Berlin. He says:

• A) "Values can clash, that is why civilizations are incompatible."
• B) "Justice yields to markets."
• C) "No culture's ethics are better than any other's."
• D) "Moral judgment is a kind of coinage valid only in its country of origin."
• E) "Values are soft and unspoken."

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