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Edmond Malinvaud (Professor, President IEA)y, from this position, arguing that matrices of evaluation do have validity but only within particular cultural-linguistic spheres. The third, romantic form is not relativistic at all, holding that the interests of humans lie in pre-modern societies with close ties to nature, and employing relativis

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Irma Adelman,Cynthia Taft Morrishe approach is explicitly universalist (Nussbaum 2001, 5), with Nussbaum committed to an ‘essentialist’ account of ‘the most central features of our common humanity’ (Nussbaum 1992, 215). Physiologically, humans are seen to share intrinsic facets such that ‘The body that labours is in a sense the sa

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J. S. L. McCombie,A. P. Thirlwallin a particular society, but which fail to assess the broader functioning of culture in dealing with a variety of circumstantial pressures. The aim of my approach is to identify and trace dysfunctions through various cultural program to their source. This explanatory work is essential to establishin

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