+Cultural Relativism proposes that an individual's beliefs, values, and practices should be understood within the context of their own [Culture](/wiki/culture). It urges understanding each society on its own terms, discouraging judgment by external standards or [Ethnocentrism](/wiki/ethnocentrism). This perspective often suggests that there are no universal moral truths, closely intertwining with ideas of [Moral Relativism](/wiki/moral_relativism).
+## See also
+- [Relativism](/wiki/relativism)
+- [Anthropology](/wiki/anthropology)
+- [Ethics](/wiki/ethics)
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