Empiricism and Multiculturalism

Philosophic Exchange 34 (1) (2004)
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This paper relates the work of the great British empiricists – Locke, Berkeley, and Hume – to issues of multiculturalism. It is argued that these philosophers can help to provide us with some of the tools we need to craft an appropriate response to the diversity of cultures.

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