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Moral particularism is an ethical theory that emphasizes the importance of context and individual circumstances in making moral judgments. Unlike positions such as Kant that support universalism, which seeks to apply fixed moral principles to all situations, particularism recognizes the complexity and uniqueness of each moral dilemma. | |||
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Moral particularism is an ethical theory that emphasizes the importance of context and individual circumstances in making moral judgments. Unlike positions such as Kant that support universalism, which seeks to apply fixed moral principles to all situations, particularism recognizes the complexity and uniqueness of each moral dilemma.