<prompt> Hlalosa lentsoe cultural relativism.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Define the term cultural relativism. . Response in English: Cultural relativism is the concept that the values, beliefs, and practices of a society should be understood and evaluated within the context of that culture, rather than comparing it against the criteria of another culture. It proposes that there are no absolute or universal moral standards or truths, but instead, moral and ethical codes are relative to each specific culture. The term suggests that while something may be considered right or wrong in one culture, it may be assessed differently in another. Cultural relativism encourages the recognition and respect of cultural differences, promotes understanding and tolerance of different ways of life, and discourages ethnocentric views where one culture is considered superior to others. . Response in Sesotho: Cultural relativism ke maikutlo a hore litekanyetso, litumelo, le mekhoa ea sechaba li lokela ho utloisisoa le ho hlahlojoa ho latela moelelo oa setso seo, ho e-na le ho se bapisa le mekhoa ea setso se seng. E fana ka maikutlo a hore ha ho na litekanyetso kapa linnete tsa boitšoaro tse phethahetseng kapa tsa bokahohleng, empa ho e-na le hoo, melao ea boitšoaro le ea boitšoaro e amana le setso ka seng. Lentsoe lena le fana ka maikutlo a hore le hoja ntho e itseng e ka nkoa e nepahetse kapa e fosahetse setsong se seng, e ka na ea nkoa ka tsela e fapaneng ho e ngoe. Tumellano ea meetlo e khothalletsa ho ananeloa le ho hlomphuoa ha liphapang tsa setso, e khothalletsa kutloisiso le mamello ea litsela tse sa tšoaneng tsa bophelo, me e nyahamisa maikutlo a bochaba moo setso se seng se nkoang se phahametse tse ling. 