This means, first, the recognition of the pluralist character of the democratic public, composed of many perspectives, none of which should be considered a priori more legitimate.
But if you have a more sort of democratic, pluralist, sort of a Gandhian kind of ideology you will find it to be with less emphasis on the military and with more sensitive men.
The interest of studying combinations of logics may thus be seen as a reflex of the pluralist view of contemporary logical research.
The ready acceptance by liberals and pluralists of a coup in the name of democracy is understandable, but at best they are playing with fire.
While of limited significance and often overrated, the organization formed a notable part of German anti-democratic pluralist part of the political landscape of the Wilhelmine era.
ARE Canadians being deprived of a pluralist choice of media outlets?
Both are core components of the pluralist version of modern liberalism, perhaps most influentially articulated by the late philosopher John Rawls in his Political Liberalism.
Illustrative of the blurring between these three typologies, however, Bello argues the necessity of a pluralist system of global economic governance in order for national economies to successfully de-globalize [ 37].
New entries in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy treat pluralist theories of truth, abstract objects, and naturalism in classical Indian philosophy.
The inclusion of public values and a pluralist notion of ethical principles through participation now complements forms of ethical technology assessment.
