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4. Explain why would hard universalism (moral absolutism) be the attitude most often supported by ethical theories and everyday experience? What does this position say about the nature of
ethics as a theoretical or reflective endeavor? Why might one prefer the consistency and
universalism of this position? Please incorporate "Possessing the Secret of Joy" into your answer.
Is Alice Walker an ethical relativist or a universalist in writing this story?

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