ethical universalism and communal particularistic

during three last decades some modem ethical philosophers, called ,communitarians, reviving aristotelian virtualistic ethics, have criticized intensively ethical and political views of utilitarian and new kantian liberalism. this ,doctrine emphasizing on political ethical , and psychological importance of correlations to societies believes that ethical arguments and judgments must derive from context of cultural perceptions and traditions. in this writing we will ' indicate that 'the 'thought,' committing simultaneously to two percepts of virtualistic ethic and communal identities, has been contradicted. since the first percept, firstly, with its , reference in. this 'thought to aristotelian objectivism in ethical sphere, secondly with defending , by, its supporter to release the accusation of relativism eventually has to be referred to a type of ethical universalism - although in thin 'ethical percepts - while the second percept ,communal identity is :the consequence of ethical particularistic