1. Explain the difference between Absolutist and relativist ethics

2. Social Constructionism is essentially an anti-realist, relativist stance (Hammersley, 1992)

3. Similarly, the relativist stance does not work unless it makes an exception of itself which denies its own principle.

4. In the first place, it was relativist; it proclaimed no value system as its basis; it lacked normative quality.

5. To begin with, recall that Conventionalism is a relativist theory of ethics that maintains that what is good is determined relative to a society, convention, or culture

6. Absurdism is a philosophical stance embracing a wide range of relativist perspectives, which implies that the efforts of humanity to find or absolutely define, limit, express or exclude the inherent meanings of anything, including human existence, are absurd due to actual lack of meaning and the qualities of communicable information available to the human mind, and relationships within reality