Epistemological Relativism Involves the Claim That One Can Understand Another

Epistemological relativism involves the claim that one can understand another culture only through the

A) prism of another's frame of reference.
B) prism of one's own culturally determined system of values, thereby implying that comparative studies are ultimately futile.
C) lens of a refined and humble scholar.
D) point of view of those victimized in that culture.