As an example, taxonomies created by domain professionals are normally biased towards professionals; such traditional solutions normally lack context-sensitivity in nature, constructivism in approach, and pluralism in perspective.
Perspectival realism leads to pluralism, because perspectives are partial.
In his 2009 paper, "Diversity and Pluralism, A Quranic Perspective" (Islam and Civilizational Renewal, Vol. 1 No. 1, p. 29), Mohammed Hasan Kamali, former professor of law at the International Islamic University of Malaysia, advocates using al-ta῾ad-dudiyyah as the Arabic cognate for pluralism.
He argues that Catholicism after the Council of Trent perpetuated a medieval "pluralism of religious perspectives," but does not exemplify this challenging thesis.
His other works in English include "Muslim Women in the Family and the Society" (1990), "Islamic Law in the Contemporary Society Shari'a Dynamicss of Change" (1995) and "Children of Adam: An Islamic Perspective on Pluralism" (1995).
The book retells Chinese history from a modern perspective, emphasizing democracy and pluralism.
According to Hick, the most influential proponent of pluralism, three factors make a pluralistic perspective the only plausible option.
With autobiographical methods, we take leverage in a problematization of gender studies as 'a room of our own' and discuss related themes in academe such as the paradox of gender studies as a perspective and/or a discipline, pluralism and the academic institutional division of labour, feminism and neoliberal New Public Management, collaborative interdisciplinary work in audit cultures.
While van Fraassen's (2008) does not take a position on pluralism vs. monism (and as an empiricist and antirealist van Fraassen would not have to), its emphasis on the partiality and perspective dependence of measurement provides a complementary point of entry to such diversity.
The mechanistic perspective tends to emphasize integrative pluralism in scientific research (Mitchell 2003, 2009).
