If it appeared that the Justices were bending to pressure, the plurality opinion argued, the public's view of the legitimacy of the Court itself would be damaged.
The three shared perspectives found in this study highlight the plurality of views and the importance, for both researchers and policymakers, of a greater understanding of the issues surrounding this topic.
The authors drew upon the plurality of views of quality within qualitative research, and linked it to the qualitative struggle to demonstrate credibility alongside quantitative research [ 29], and the contested nature of qualitative research itself [ 28].
By the middle of the nineteenth century, the opinion of science, as well as of philosophy and even religion, was, at least in Britain, firmly in the camp of the plurality of worlds, the view that intelligent life exists on other celestial bodies.
In addition, this approach mirrors our meta-theoretical view that the plurality of normative-ethical accounts corresponds to the variety within actual moral thinking.
The Zhuangzi emphasizes the plurality of natural stances or points of view from which one may see paths of possible behavior as "natural".
In other words, there are not many consciousnesses; the plurality of many centres of consciousness should be viewed as an appearance.
Lewis defended this view in his most significant book, On the Plurality of Worlds.
An examination of the development of Whewell's position provides a lens through which we can view the interplay of theology, philosophy and science in the plurality of worlds debate.
Does it amount to taking the view of nature but of nowhere in particular or is it a naturally occurring, perspective on perspectives, a recognition of the plurality of natural perspectives?
