Sentence examples for from pluralism from inspiring English sources

Dualism is distinguished from monism, which acknowledges only one principle, and from pluralism, which invokes more than two basic principles.

There has been a retreat from pluralism, a drift, by large constituencies of opinion, to ideological certainty and isolation.

The fact that there is a Conservative-Liberal coalition government should not make us retreat from pluralism and political reform.

Nonetheless, theses about these other phenomena should be distinguished from pluralism about truth, as understood here.

(This step of the argument, it should be noticed, does not follow from pluralism itself; but it is an assumption central to Berlin's moral individualism, which Berlin imports into his pluralism).

The British approaches focus on input from pluralism, critical Marxism, and feminism; the American approaches concentrate on the social-psychological tradition.

Participants who sought additional care from their regular ART clinic were excluded from provider pluralism.

When it comes to content, however, nothing could be further from postmodern pluralism than Žižek's uncompromising revolutionary politics.

First, one might challenge the left-to-right direction of 25 (from priority pluralism to free recombination) by holding that free recombination is independently blocked.

(Analogous reasoning allows one to move from Priority pluralism (partial) to the further claim that the cosmos depends on its proper parts).

The argument from value pluralism to incomparability suggested that it would be impossible to compare any two states of affairs where one contained more of one basic value and the other contained more of another.