Nussbaum in Non-Relative Virtues: An Aristotelian Approach, presents three views that challenge or juxtapose Aristotle and his virtues ethics. Nussbaum notices a common theme of contemporary sentiments about virtue ethics following a relativistic approach. Nussbaum, through this article, writes to defend a non-relativistic approach to virtue ethics as Aristotle himself believed that ethics is the search of good which relates and applies to all human beings. Of the three objections she proposes in her essay, she identifies one that suggests a larger threat then the others. She identifies this threat being rooted in Sociological and Anthropological thought, proposing, simply, that experience never comes to us uninterpreted. To further expand
