Midgley argues that moral isolationism not only forbids us from criticizing the practices of other cultures, it also prevents us from making any judgment whatsoever, favorable or otherwise.

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Midgley criticizes moral isolationism by pointing out that it not only prohibits us from negatively judging other cultures' practices but also bars us from making any positive judgments, thus preventing any form of moral evaluation of other cultures.

Midgley Argues That Moral Isolationism Not Only Forbids Us from Criticizing