Ellison never published another novel during his lifetime, but his essays, reviews, and interviews, published as Shadow and Act (1964) and Going to the Territory (1986), acknowledged his unwavering commitment to a pluralistic ideal of art that knows no allegiance to any school or program.
Furthermore, Novalis's democratic, pluralistic, and egalitarian ideals should not be dismissed because of his later, more conservative sentiments, nor should the connection he sees between these ideals and a commitment to Bildung.
It is important that all Indians and Turks make a commitment to uphold the pluralistic and secular nature of the founding ideals of both Turkish and Indian democracy.
A justification for the coexistence of an ideal of unity with a pluralistic reality is found in the Rigveda, where it is written that although God is One the sages give him many names.
For the early pragmatist-feminists, as well as for John Dewey, pluralistic community was an important theoretical and practical ideal.
His admirers compare him to Vasil Levski, the country's 19th-century national-liberation hero who fought for the ideals of the French Revolution and dreamed of a pluralistic, ethnically heterogeneous, and religiously tolerant Bulgaria.
There are parents and educators who consider first grade too early to teach about religion in school, but as the parent of a 7-year-old, I believe it's the ideal time to start increasing children's awareness about our pluralistic society.
School vouchers promote a more pluralistic and less technocratic education system that is more in line with the best ideals of our nation.
The metaphysics is, therefore, pluralistic.
