Question

why do you think that at times, it is inevitable to judge other's culture ?

Answer 1

Answer:

I think what u need you won't see other things

Answer 2

You think that at times, it is inevitable to judge other's culture.

• I don't necessarily believe they are incorrect. However, I do believe that they are stupid and haughty to disparage other cultures. Americans are generally intolerant and hypocritical.
• They criticise, for example, Indians for considering cows to be sacred, while they venerate dogs as sacred animals. They criticise animal sacrifices while being indifferent to animal abuse in the food sector. Animal sacrifices are worse than animal cruelty in my opinion since they are done for spiritual or religious purposes.
• Animal abuse is committed completely out of greed and pleasure. Additionally, they blatantly misrepresent the truth and base what they see on television. Therefore, they have little to no justification for criticising the practises of other cultures.
• The notion of "cultural relativism" holds that a person's ideas and practises should be evaluated in light of their own culture. The norms and values of one culture shouldn't be judged by the norms and values of another, according to advocates of cultural relativism.
• In the early 20th century, Franz Boas established it as axiomatic in anthropological research, and his pupils later popularised it. "Civilization is not something absolute, but... is relative, and... our thoughts and conceptions are real only so far as our civilization goes," Boas said in 1887, when he first put the term forth.

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