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... 2017 the Maharshal the Ketzot the Ran pluralism subjectivity UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Peace by Other Means RABBINIC SUBJECTIVITY Innovation, Dispute, and Pluralism in a Revealed Religion Shlomo Dov Rosen The Yam shel...

...Conal Condren Copyright © 2018 by Duke University Press 2018 Turner Henry S. , The Corporate Commonwealth: Pluralism and Political Fictions in England, 1516 – 1651 ( Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2016 ), 344 pp. ...

... would suggest that pluralism or something like it was operative, there is virtually no mention of the other in the religious corpus of either tradition. This essay recommends and demonstrates a historical approach more alert to the possibility that religious pluralism may best be found in the past...

... to Russian thought, deserves wider recognition. —Stephen Toulmin Jean-Luc Nancy, Being Singular Plural, trans. Robert D. Richardson 210 and Anne E. O’Bryne (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2000), 207 pp. If individualism and subjectivism are but sticky residues...

... our singularity while making the community between us possible. In the end, between us is the air we both have to breathe. —Simone Roberts Rohan Bastin, The Domain of Constant Excess: Plural Worship at the Munnesvaram Temples in Sri Lanka (New York: Berghahn, 2002), 254 pp. Every...

...Andrew P. Tuck; Jeffrey M. Perl Bastin Rohan , The Domain of Constant Excess: Plural Worship at the Munnesvaram Temples in Sri Lanka ( New York : Berghahn , 2002 ), 254 pp. Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 ...

...Bernard Williams; Jeffrey M. Perl Writing in the wake of the breakup of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, the moral philosopher Bernard Williams considers the opposing claims of Rawlsian liberalism, with its emphasis on pluralism and procedural fairness, and communitarianism, which instead promotes...

... of rapports entails a pluralization of sciences along with the pluralization of modes of concern associated with the rapport. However, resisting unilaterally imposed definitions is not enough, since with the coming “knowledge economy” the questions that this article raises will soon be part of a romantic past...

...-American mind. The reviewer asks whether the Chinese, now facing a plurality of histories, wonder if there may be a plurality of li (principles), as well, or at least if there can be a li that is “universal” in the sense that it is common to them all. The problem here, the reviewer argues, in part derives...

... production with a creation of rapports entails a pluralization of sciences along with the pluralization of modes of concern associated with the rapport. However, resisting unilaterally imposed definitions is not enough because with the coming “knowledge economy,” the questions that this essay raises...

... pluralism as a way out of these unfruitful terminological debates. Each concept sheds light on some aspects of reality while obscuring others. In particular, the often-criticized ambiguity and fuzziness of the term “pagan monotheism” may help us to formulate questions that otherwise would remain marginal...

..., suggesting that his approach is more a matter of art than of science. In this defense of methodological pluralism, Scott’s approach is shown to be vindicated by his insights into how the peoples of Zomia evolved ways to evade incorporation, over a period of centuries, into any of the states of Southeast Asia...

... is meant by “originality, innovation, invention, or creativity.” The essay concludes that context ought to be used mainly in the plural to indicate that no topic is properly interpretable in any single framework. 50. Hodder, Reading the Past ; Shanks and Hodder, “Processual, Post-processual...

... for methodological, and perhaps also epistemological, pluralism. Eighteenth- century British fiction is cast in the role of portent for a number of philosophical and sci- entific advances, and one suspects that the author regards fiction from Sterne to Marilynne Robinson, at any rate in such terms. Fortunately...

... person plural as a form of bullying. I am being told what Ido being Iam of bullying. aform as plural ­person...

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..., Bronislaw Maj, Adam Zagajewski Translated by Clare Cavanagh Foraminifera Well then, let’s take the Foraminifera. They lived, since they were, and were, since they lived. They did what they could since they were able. In the plural since the plural, although each one on its own, in its...

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... is revealed to be plural and varied. Although Allen is a lucid and often eloquent writer, capable of striking formulations (“no experience without learning”), the overall impression of part 1 is that of an erudite jumble. The book is divided into three unequal but largely self-contained parts: “History's...

... deployed), one that has limited inequalities but a plurality of interests and values. Liberal democracies—the reference point for this imaginary—are supposed to represent this pluralism in a well-regulated and peaceful context that allows for structured negotiations between different interest groups...