英语释义

1. a theory that knowledge is relative to the limited nature of the mind and the conditions of knowing

2. a view that ethical truths depend on the individuals and groups holding them

3. relativity

4. the belief that different things are true, right, etc., for different people or at different times

片语

relativist tendencies相对主义倾向

instrumental-relativist orientation相对功利取向

relativist jurisprudence相对主义法学

relativist juri rudence相对主义法学

英汉例句

• In this paper I intend to make a first step towards a relativist approach by redefining ethnicity and ethnic rights from a social constructionist point of view.

  在本文中，我意图从社会建构的角度，重新定义族群和族群权利，以此向着相对论方法迈出第一步。

• In a head-to-head contest between a moral relativist and a fundamentalist, who wins?

  在道德相对主义者和原教旨主义者之间的一场面对面交锋中，谁会赢？

• Thus speak to the people who know this past, and you will manage to more easily relativist your vision of the things.

  因此同他人交谈的过程中，谁能够想到你的过去，你将会设法做一些相对更加容易的事情。

• Bonger advocated a relativist position. In his view, what is considered immoral depends on the social structure.

  邦格提倡一种相对论的观点。在他看来，是不是不道德取决于社会结构。

• As we argued, this dimension deals with a society's search for Truth; uncertainty-avoiding cultures believe in an absolute Truth, and uncertainty-accepting cultures take a more relativist stance.

  如同我们争论了的，此维度与社会寻求真相有关，不确定性避免文化相信一个绝对真理，并且不确定性接受文化采取更多相对主义者的姿态。

• If the academic world wants to play a more active role in breaking that vicious circle, it is imperative to put down the positivist thinking and adopt more relativist perspective.

  学术界如果想在打破这一恶性循环的过程中发挥更为积极的作用，那就必须搁置实证主义思想，而更多地接受相对论的观点。