pluralism

Summary

pluralism is a political philosophy^[1]. pluralism draws 807 Wikipedia views per month (political_philosophy category, ranking #10 of 31).^[2]

Key Facts

• pluralism's instance of is recorded as political philosophy^[3].
• pluralism is part of political science^[4].
• pluralism's Commons category is recorded as Pluralism^[5].
• pluralism is the opposite of tyranny^[6].
• pluralism is the opposite of elective dictatorship^[7].
• pluralism is the opposite of There is no alternative^[8].
• pluralism comprises dialogue^[9].
• pluralism comprises respect^[10].
• pluralism comprises understanding^[11].
• pluralism comprises toleration^[12].
• pluralism's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Pluralism (philosophy)^[13].
• pluralism's facet of is recorded as social democracy^[14].
• pluralism's facet of is recorded as pluralist democracy^[15].
• pluralism's described by source is recorded as Federalist No. 10^[16].
• pluralism's has characteristic is recorded as good faith^[17].
• pluralism's does not have part is recorded as extremism^[18].
• pluralism's significant person is recorded as Isaiah Berlin^[19].
• pluralism's significant person is recorded as James Madison^[20].
• pluralism's significant person is recorded as William E. Connolly^[21].
• pluralism's significant person is recorded as Stuart Hampshire^[22].
• pluralism's significant person is recorded as Bernard Williams^[23].
• pluralism's significant person is recorded as Harold Laski^[24].
• pluralism's significant person is recorded as G. D. H. Cole^[25].
• pluralism's significant person is recorded as Michael Oakeshott^[26].
• pluralism's significant person is recorded as John Kekes^[27].

Body

Definition and Type

pluralism's instance of is recorded as political philosophy^[3]. Recorded opposite of include tyranny^[6], elective dictatorship^[7], and There is no alternative^[8].

Use and Application

Components include dialogue^[9], a core concept^[28]; respect^[10], a feeling^[29]; understanding^[11], a psychology concept^[30]; and toleration^[12], a social behavior^[31]. pluralism is part of political science^[4].

Why It Matters

pluralism draws 807 Wikipedia views per month (political_philosophy category, ranking #10 of 31).^[2] pluralism has Wikipedia articles in 26 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[32] pluralism is known by 29 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[33]