Ethical Norms, Particular Cases.(Book Review) (book review)

by the agency of James D. Wallace. Ithaca: Cornell University Pres 1996 Pp xi, 171
This work aims to recast the way we think about ethics through defending an alternative to more (philosophically) conventional approaches and illustrating its plausibility end detailed discussions of several important cases. The work is styled as an attack upon "Plato's Thesis":
that there exist authentic immutable, universal, timeless, objective
values valid for all race everywhere at all times: values that
are, at least in principle, simultaneously realizable in a
coherent a whole ...