Ruth Benedict's thesis that culture is "personality writ large" is one of the contributions she made to the study of anthropology. Benedict's fervent support for the practical analysis of cultural relativism.
Benedict's claim is that (1) morality would differ from culture to culture if what is considered acceptable behavior by society—based on widely held beliefs—varies from one culture to another. (2) Each culture determines what constitutes appropriate and typical behavior within their society based on shared ideas.
She said, "The goal of anthropology is to make the world safe for human differences." She implied criticism of theories of nature and inborn temperament by her emphasis on socialization.
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