Pluralism is the idea that people of different cultures can coexist in society even though they have different political opinions. Pluralists believe that society benefits from various people with different beliefs equally participating in the same society. Different people will suggest alternative solution...
The ultimate promise of pluralism is that its process of conflict, dialog, and negotiation leading to compromise will result in the abstract value known as “the common good.” Since first conceived by the ancient Greek philosopherAristotle, “the common good” has evolved to refer to anything t...
What is pluralism in education?Pluralism:In the social sciences, pluralism refers to variety, or number, within different areas. There are notions of pluralism in art, music, politics, and other aspects of society and culture. This can also be applied to education....
The central ideas coming out of the so-called pragmatic turn in philosophy have set in motion what may be described as a pragmatic turn in normative political theory. It has become commonplace among political theorists to draw on theories of language and meaning in theorising democracy, pluralism...
What is symbolism theory in sociology? What is a cultural approach in sociology? What are particularities in sociology? What are some major sociological ideas of Emile Durkheim? What is the sociological study of crime? What is pluralism in sociology?
Maeve McKeown is an Assistant Professor in Political Theory at the interdisciplinary faculty, Campus Fryslân, University of Groningen. Previously she was a Lecturer in Philosophy at Cambridge University, a Junior Research Fellow at St Hilda's College, University of Oxford, and a postdoc at Justi...
4. Pluralism and Disability The claim of universality—that the identified threshold applies to all subjects of justice—is most plausible regarding extremely low thresholds; consider again that we all need oxygen to survive. Generalising, the threshold of ‘bare subsistence’ is universal. But bare...
What is the role of pluralism in religion? Religious pluralism is thestate of being where every individual in a religiously diverse society has the rights, freedoms, and safety to worship, or not, according to their conscience. ... Individuals are also able to abstain from these activities. ...
Hyperpluralism is a theory of government contending that when a large number of different groups or factions become so politically influential, the government is unable to function properly. Hyperpluralism is considered to be an exaggerated or perverted extreme form of pluralism. ...
Research-Creation about and with Food: Diffraction, Pluralism, and Knowing 关于食物的研究创作: 衍射、多元论与知识 David Szanto & Geneviève Sicotte 作为一种艺术-学术研究的混合式方法,研究-创作(research-creation)在解决复杂的社会-技术问题方面已被证明有效,并同时有效消除了在更传统的研究实践中出现的二元性...