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lists Ethical subjectivism is the meta-ethical belief that all
ethical sentences reduce to factual statements about the
attitudes of individuals. It stands in contrast to ethical
objectivism, under which ethical statements are independent of
personal attitudes. It is a form of moral relativism in the
sense that the truth of moral claims is relative to the
attitudes of individuals. It is compatible with moral
absolutism, in that an individual can hold certain of his moral
precepts to apply regardless of circumstances. . Ethical
subjectivism is also compatible with "relativism" when that is
taken to mean the opposite of absolutism, that is, as the claim
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