Philosophers have a natural curiosity to question all aspects of life, and want to find what the underlying truth is. It is difficult to scrutinize every single belief you hold in order to find out whether your belief is just that, or if it is …show more content…
For instance, aesthetic relativism is one of the three main topics I can sympathize with because I don’t believe that there is one true definition of what beauty is. The ideas of beauty differs from person to person, whether it is human beauty, art, or anything in general. By asking this question, it makes me analyze what other branches of relativism I’m sympathetic towards, and how this will effect my overarching conclusion of the existence of one answer. Aesthetics are something I believe are purely opinion based because when you’re talking about art I would say that I think that Willem de Kooning’s Woman V or Jaspers Johns False Start is really beautiful and moving, then there will be, and is, clear opposition to what I think is beautiful in art. The same idea could happen when you're talking about beauty in other people, it’s not that there is a pure definitive truth of what beauty is, but it’s more about people’s experiences and their