Multiple Choice
Midgley mentions anthropologists studying small remote societies. What point does she make about these cases?
A) The anthropologists and tribesmen were able to make judgments about each other's cultures.
B) The anthropologists and tribesmen didn't make any moral judgments about each other.
C) Doing anthropology means you don't make any moral judgments about the people you are observing.
D) The tribesmen refused to make moral judgments about the anthropologists' culture.
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