Edmund Burke’s Value Pluralism

The European Legacy 27 (6):583-600 (2022)
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Given his commitment to toleration, Edmund Burke is rightly seen as a moral pluralist. What has largely gone unnoticed, however, is his value pluralism. Whereas moral pluralism refers to normative...

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