pluralisms

to adhere to pluralism.

the philosophical doctrine of pluralism.

It is often thought that pluralism in ethics goes hand in hand with ethical relativism, and that, conversely, a non-relativist view of morality entails a monolithic kind of moral absolutism.

Pluralism is a key feature of modern societies.

Political pluralism allows for diverse voices to be heard in the decision-making process.

Cultural pluralism celebrates the coexistence of different cultural backgrounds.

Pluralism in education encourages the exploration of various perspectives and ideas.

Religious pluralism promotes tolerance and respect for different faiths.

Economic pluralism recognizes the importance of diverse economic systems.

Pluralism in media ensures a variety of perspectives are represented.

Pluralism fosters a more inclusive and democratic society.

Legal pluralism acknowledges the existence of multiple legal systems within a society.

Pluralism enriches societies by embracing diversity and promoting understanding.

Most people speak the languages of multiple groups, and ethnic and cultural pluralism is the norm.

The reason lies in that Yale stays focused on academy while Harvard gives weight to pluralism.

" This is the end of a kind of pluralism in mainstream media, " Mr. Bastard says.

I've interviewed her on the show a few times, and here is a quintessential Esther pluralism.

Pluralism is a state in which all races and ethnicities are distinct, but have equal social standing.

It is protest enough against the pluralism they want to reform if I give somebody else most of the money.

And we ended with an overview of four types of racial interaction: pluralism, assimilation, segregation, and genocide.

But they're not emphasizing pluralism in the way that liberals would, in the way that even a liberal church would now.

A well-rounded education is what has enabled our global civilization to achieve such great advances in all areas, from technology and health to tolerance and pluralism.

Now, in contrast to pluralism, in which different races remain distinct, assimilation describes the process by which minorities gradually adopt patterns of the dominant culture.