Philosophy Problem
Part I:
Read The Challenge of Cultural Relativism by James Rachels. In your own words, explain how the example of the Eskimos supports Rachels' point that there is often less ethical disagreement between societies than there appears to be.
Part II:
Read "Worlds" and "World" Travelling (9-12p.) from Maria Lugones' article. What can be a "world" according to Lugones?
By using any of several Lugones' options for a "world," imagine and describe two worlds, one in which you are satisfied, and the other in which you are not satisfied. While doing so, think of all different aspects of your personality.
Part III:
One can be at the same time in a "world" that constructs one as stereotypically latin, for example, and in a "world" that constructs one as latin. Being stereo-typically latin and being simply latin are different simultaneous constructions of persons that are part of different "worlds."
Interpret the meaning of this quote. Think of yourself and explain how Lugones' quote is applicable and relevant to you (replace stereotypically latin and latin with any adjective appropriate for you). Does this reflection affect your understanding of both yourself and others? If yes, explain how, and if not, explain why not.
Article: Playfulness, "World"-Travelling, and Loving Perception by María Lugones.
The response must include a reference list. Using one-inch margins, double-space, Times New Roman 12 pnt font and APA style of writing and citations.