1992, ISBN: 1560000260

[EAN: 9781560000266], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: New Brunswick, U.S.A. : Transaction Publishers, 1992], ACCOMMODATION ACKERMAN AMENDMENT AMISH ARGUMENT AUTHORITARIAN BELIEVE CALLED NE… Mehr…

[EAN: 9781560000266], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: New Brunswick, U.S.A. : Transaction Publishers, 1992], ACCOMMODATION ACKERMAN AMENDMENT AMISH ARGUMENT AUTHORITARIAN BELIEVE CALLED NEUTRAL CHAPLINSKY CHILD CHRISTIAN CIVIL RELIGION CLAIMS CLAUSE COHABITATION CONCEPTION CONSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT PRINCIPLE CONTRACT COUNSEL OF TOLERANCE CREEDS CULTURAL DISCURSIVE REASONING DISCUSSION DISESTABLISHMENTARIAN DISSENTING DOCTRINE DUE PROCESS DWORKIN ENFORCEMENT EQUAL ETHICAL NEUTRALISM WELL-BEING FACT FLAW FORMS EXPRESSION FRAMERS AND RATIFIERS FREE EXERCISE H.L.A. HART HARM HUMAN IBID IDEA INDECENT INSTANCE INTERPRETATION JOHN STUART MILL JUDGES JUDGMENT JUSTICE BRENNAN KIND LIBERAL EDUCATION LIBERTY MARRIAGE MEANS MERELY MORAL NEUTRALIST NINTH NORMS OBJECTION OBSCENITY OFFENSIVE ORIGINALISTS PACIFICA PARENTS PERSON POLICY IS POLITICAL PORNOGRAPHY PRACTICE PROHIBITED QUESTION REGULATION RELIGIOUS REQUIRES SECULAR SENSE SEXUAL SIMPLY SKEPTICISM SLOGAN SOCIAL SPEECH STATUS TERM THEORY THINGS THIRTEEN SENSES TION TREAT TRUE TRUTH U.S. SUPREME COURT ULTIMACY ULTIMATE CONCERN VIOLATION VIRTUE WALTER BERNS WRONG THE -- ILLUSTRATIONS IN THREE SPHERES CONSTITUTIONAL? HEADS HYDRA ARGUMENTS FOR NEUTRALITY AN EXPLODED VIEW SPECIAL CASES CASE NURTURE ABUSE PRESS CLAUSES STATE INVOLVEMENT WITH AGAIN THIS A POSSIBLE POSITION? EPILOGUE GREAT REFUSAL COUNSELS SUBSET INTRODUCTION TO PART CONTRASTED HOW DISTORTS CLOSER SCRUTINY EXPRESSIVE GENERAL PATRISTIC SOURCES EMPIRICAL I, Political Science|General, Social Science|Discrimination & Race Relations, Jacket, xv, 323 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. ; ISBN: 1560000260; 9781560000266 LCCN: 91-36844 ; LC: JC571; Dewey: 320.5/12/01 ; OCLC: 24546431 ; yellow cloth in purple and yellow dustjacket ; "both a rigorous critique, and a polemic undertaken in the name of a positive, twenty-first century vision of liberalism. Budziszewsky outlines a view of true tolerance that assumes a relationship with an older liberal tradition and a codependence with other virtues, including humility, mercy, charity, respect, and courtesy. This vision is rooted in historical experience and rational conviction about what is good. In the spirit of liberal and classical theorists of virtue from Aristotle to John Locke to Alasdair MacIntyre, the virtue of true tolerance is much more than a readiness to follow known rules; it includes a developed ability to distinguish good rules from bad, and to choose rightly even where there are no rules or where rules seem to contradict each other. Accessibly written and intended for a wide readership, True Tolerance will be of special interest to political theorists and activists, and to sociologists and philosophers." ; "J. Budziszewski is associate professor of government at the University of Texas in Austin." ; Contents: The Idea -- Illustrations of True Tolerance in Three Spheres of Regulation -- Is True Tolerance Constitutional? -- The Heads of the Hydra -- Arguments for Ethical Neutrality -- An Exploded View of Neutrality -- Special Cases of True Tolerance -- The Special Case of Tolerance in Education and Nurture -- Abuse of the Free Speech and Free Press Clauses The State Involvement with Obscenity -- The Special Case of Religious Tolerance -- Tolerance and the Ultimate Concern -- True Tolerance Again -- Is This a Possible Constitutional Position? -- Epilogue The Great Refusal -- The Counsels of Tolerance A Subset -- Constitutional Interpretation -- Introduction to Part Three -- Liberal Education Contrasted with Authoritarian -- How Neutralism Distorts Liberal Education -- Neutralist Education in Closer Scrutiny -- The Special Case of Expressive Tolerance -- General Counsels of Expressive Tolerance -- Patristic Sources -- Empirical Issues -- Bibliography -- List of Cases ; FINE/FINE<

1992, ISBN: 9781560000266

New Brunswick, U.S.A. : Transaction Publishers, 1992, 1992. Book. Fine. Hardcover. xv, 323 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. ; ISBN: 1560000260; 9781560000266 LCCN: 91-36844 ; LC: JC571; Dewey: 320.5/… Mehr…

New Brunswick, U.S.A. : Transaction Publishers, 1992, 1992. Book. Fine. Hardcover. xv, 323 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. ; ISBN: 1560000260; 9781560000266 LCCN: 91-36844 ; LC: JC571; Dewey: 320.5/12/01 ; OCLC: 24546431 ; yellow cloth in purple and yellow dustjacket ; "both a rigorous critique, and a polemic undertaken in the name of a positive, twenty-first century vision of liberalism. Budziszewsky outlines a view of true tolerance that assumes a relationship with an older liberal tradition and a codependence with other virtues, including humility, mercy, charity, respect, and courtesy. This vision is rooted in historical experience and rational conviction about what is good. In the spirit of liberal and classical theorists of virtue from Aristotle to John Locke to Alasdair MacIntyre, the virtue of true tolerance is much more than a readiness to follow known rules; it includes a developed ability to distinguish good rules from bad, and to choose rightly even where there are no rules or where rules seem to contradict each other. Accessibly written and intended for a wide readership, True Tolerance will be of special interest to political theorists and activists, and to sociologists and philosophers." ; "J. Budziszewski is associate professor of government at the University of Texas in Austin." ; Contents: The Idea -- Illustrations of True Tolerance in Three Spheres of Regulation -- Is True Tolerance Constitutional? -- The Heads of the Hydra -- Arguments for Ethical Neutrality -- An Exploded View of Neutrality -- Special Cases of True Tolerance -- The Special Case of Tolerance in Education and Nurture -- Abuse of the Free Speech and Free Press Clauses The State Involvement with Obscenity -- The Special Case of Religious Tolerance -- Tolerance and the Ultimate Concern -- True Tolerance Again -- Is This a Possible Constitutional Position? -- Epilogue The Great Refusal -- The Counsels of Tolerance A Subset -- Constitutional Interpretation -- Introduction to Part Three -- Liberal Education Contrasted with Authoritarian -- How Neutralism Distorts Liberal Education -- Neutralist Education in Closer Scrutiny -- The Special Case of Expressive Tolerance -- General Counsels of Expressive Tolerance -- Patristic Sources -- Empirical Issues -- Bibliography -- List of Cases ; FINE/FINE., New Brunswick, U.S.A. : Transaction Publishers, 1992, 1992, 5<

1992, ISBN: 9781560000266

New Brunswick, U.S.A. : Transaction Publishers, 1992, 1992. Book. Fine. Hardcover. xv, 323 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. ; ISBN: 1560000260; 9781560000266 LCCN: 91-36844 ; LC: JC571; Dewey: 320.5/… Mehr…

New Brunswick, U.S.A. : Transaction Publishers, 1992, 1992. Book. Fine. Hardcover. xv, 323 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. ; ISBN: 1560000260; 9781560000266 LCCN: 91-36844 ; LC: JC571; Dewey: 320.5/12/01 ; OCLC: 24546431 ; yellow cloth in purple and yellow dustjacket ; "both a rigorous critique, and a polemic undertaken in the name of a positive, twenty-first century vision of liberalism. Budziszewsky outlines a view of true tolerance that assumes a relationship with an older liberal tradition and a codependence with other virtues, including humility, mercy, charity, respect, and courtesy. This vision is rooted in historical experience and rational conviction about what is good. In the spirit of liberal and classical theorists of virtue from Aristotle to John Locke to Alasdair MacIntyre, the virtue of true tolerance is much more than a readiness to follow known rules; it includes a developed ability to distinguish good rules from bad, and to choose rightly even where there are no rules or where rules seem to contradict each other. Accessibly written and intended for a wide readership, True Tolerance will be of special interest to political theorists and activists, and to sociologists and philosophers." ; "J. Budziszewski is associate professor of government at the University of Texas in Austin." ; Contents: The Idea -- Illustrations of True Tolerance in Three Spheres of Regulation -- Is True Tolerance Constitutional? -- The Heads of the Hydra -- Arguments for Ethical Neutrality -- An Exploded View of Neutrality -- Special Cases of True Tolerance -- The Special Case of Tolerance in Education and Nurture -- Abuse of the Free Speech and Free Press Clauses The State Involvement with Obscenity -- The Special Case of Religious Tolerance -- Tolerance and the Ultimate Concern -- True Tolerance Again -- Is This a Possible Constitutional Position? -- Epilogue The Great Refusal -- The Counsels of Tolerance A Subset -- Constitutional Interpretation -- Introduction to Part Three -- Liberal Education Contrasted with Authoritarian -- How Neutralism Distorts Liberal Education -- Neutralist Education in Closer Scrutiny -- The Special Case of Expressive Tolerance -- General Counsels of Expressive Tolerance -- Patristic Sources -- Empirical Issues -- Bibliography -- List of Cases ; FINE/FINE., New Brunswick, U.S.A. : Transaction Publishers, 1992, 1992<

ISBN: 9781560000266

In contemporary liberal thought, "tolerance" has come to be redefined as a synonym for ethical neutrality: refusal to judge among competing views of goods and evils. The result … Mehr…

In contemporary liberal thought, "tolerance" has come to be redefined as a synonym for ethical neutrality: refusal to judge among competing views of goods and evils. The result of this extreme relativism has been a foundations crisis in law, politics, education, and other areas of social life. In this lucidly written and brilliantly argued volume, J. Budziszewski attempts to reserve the self-destruction of modern liberalism by showing that true tolerance is not only consistent with taking stands about objective goods and evils, but actually requires doing so. Tolerance, falsely understood as ethical neutrality, has the paradoxical effect of crippling policy choice by divesting it of the moral and practical framework on which it depends. By painstakingly and exhaustively dissecting each of the many neutralist arguments, Budziszewski demonstrates that real neutrality is logically impossible. Confronted by alternative views, the neutralist at best obscures his own underlying judgments, and at worst abandons all possible defense against fanatics who oppose both true equality and true tolerance. "True Tolerance" is both a rigorous critique, and a polemic undertaken in the name of a positive, twenty-first century vision of liberalism. Budziszewsky outlines a view of true tolerance that assumes a relationship with an older liberal tradition and a codependence with other virtues, including humility, mercy, charity, respect, and courtesy. This vision is rooted in historical experience and rational conviction about what is good. In the spirit of liberal and classical theorists of virtue from Aristotle to John Locke to Alasdair MacIntyre, the virtue of true tolerance is much more than a readiness to follow known rules; it includes a developed ability to distinguish good rules from bad, and to choose rightly even where there are no rules or where rules seem to contradict each other. Accessibly written and intended for a wide readership, True Tolerance will be of special interest to political theorists and activists, and to sociologists and philosophers. "J. Budziszewski" is associate professor of government at the University of Texas in Austin. His books include "The Resurrection of Nature: Political theory and the Human Character and The Nearest Coast of Darkness: A Vindication of the Politics of Virtues. True Tolerance: Liberalism and the Necessity of Judgment Budziszewski, J. / Budziszewski, Jay, Transaction Publishers<