Eritics
Eritics is a term used in philosophy and cultural studies to describe a hypothetical or emerging approach that analyzes ethical systems by foregrounding context, narrative, and power relations. It is not a single school but a family of methods that critique universal claims and emphasize situated moral reasoning.
Etymology and scope: The name Eritics is a portmanteau of ethics and critics, and is sometimes linked
Origins and development: The concept gained attention in late 20th and early 21st century discussions of moral
Practices and methodology: Eritics emphasizes reflexivity, case-based reasoning, and cross-cultural comparison. Practitioners analyze ethical claims through
Reception and impact: Critics argue that Eritics can risk moral relativism or undermine the possibility of
In culture and discourse: The term commonly appears in academic discussions as a methodological descriptor rather