What Might Anthropology Be Like If Moral Isolationism Were True

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Multiple Choice

What might anthropology be like if moral isolationism were true?

• A) Anthropology would be just the same as it actually is.
• B) Anthropologists could understand people in other cultures, but not judge them as good or bad people.
• C) Anthropologists could describe the behavior of people in other cultures, but never really understand them.
• D) There could be no anthropology of any kind if moral isolationism were true.

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