Toleration

Explores the meaning and role of toleration in various contexts from a philosophical point of view. Contributions range from toleration in personal relationships to its role within history. It also looks at toleration in academic argument, multi-cultural education and international relations.

ISBN	1856283143	Pages	197
ISBN13	9781856283144 (What's this?)	Weight (grammes)	400
Publisher	Ashgate Publishing Group	Published in	Aldershot
Imprint	Avebury	Series editor	Lamb, David, Lamb, David, Lamb, David
Format	Hardback	Series title	Avebury Series in Philosophy
Publication date	11 Jun 1992	Height (mm)	157
Library of Congress	BJ1431.T65	Width (mm)	223
DEWEY	179.9	Academic level	Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Professional / Scholarly
DEWEY edition	DC20

	Preface
1	Philosophy and the Practice of Toleration by John Horton and Peter Nicholson	1
2	Tolerating the Offensive by Ross Harrison	14
3	Intolerance on the Campus by Jennifer Jackson	28
4	Political Arguments Worth Having by Alistair Edwards	47
5	Propositional Attitudes and Multicultural Education, or Believing Others are Mistaken by Peter Gardner	67
6	Fatwa and Fiction: Censorship and Toleration by Glen Newey	91
7	Communitarianism and Toleration by Roger Crisp	108
8	Truth, the Autonomous Individual, and Toleration by Christopher Megone	126
9	As Long as He Needs Me? Toleration and Moral Character by Peter Johnson	146
10	Harmony Versus Conflict: Biological and Strategic Paths to Toleration by Antony Black	165
	Selected Bibliography	180
	Contributors	184
	Index	187

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