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Incorporationism, Inclusivism, and Indeterminacy

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
This paper, which has been written as a contribution to a festschrift for Wil Waluchow, concentrates on the area of legal philosophy in which his finest accomplishments have occurred: namely, the area of general jurisprudence. Indeed, it concentrates more specifically on Inclusive Legal Positivism and especially on Incorporationism.
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Inclusivism

1993
This chapter focuses on inclusivism. Inclusivism is a classic strategy of tradition, embodying an Orthodox view of Jewish unity. It uses halakhic strategies to include within the covenantal community those whose beliefs and practices would, if taken at their face value, place them outside.
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Is inclusivism possible?

European Journal of Special Needs Education, 1997
ABSTRACT This paper begins by analysing the notion of inclusion, the experiences which give rise to it and the set of ideas, termed ‘Inclusivism’, which animate it. It illustrates how the notion might operate in practice by reference to the situation of visually impaired children in schools, and examines the scope for an inclusive approach in a variety
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Aristotle’s Inclusivism

1994
Abstract Despite the vast literature which has developed around books 1 and 10 of the Nicomachean Ethics [NE], there is no consensus on whether Aristotle’s view of ϵvδaιμovía is dominant or inclusive. Aristotle’s advice on method in ethics is that one look for the truth in competing views.
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The Limits and Promise of Exclusivism and Inclusivism

2020
This chapter surveys major exclusivist and inclusivist theologies of religious diversity. The central question that the author brings to bear in assessing any theology of religious diversity is, “Does this theory make interreligious learning possible?” The author proposes four major criteria: 1) The difference without incommensurability criterion: does
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Evangelical Inclusivism: Progress or Betrayal?

Evangelical Quarterly: An International Review of Bible and Theology, 1996
Controversial voices have arisen from within the ranks of evangelical theologians challenging the hegemony that an exclusivist soteriology has enjoyed to date. In particular, the work of Clark Pinnock and John Sanders has broken new ground among evangelical theologians by suggesting that inclusivism is a reasonable and justified theological position ...
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Identifying inclusivism in buddhist contexts

Contemporary Buddhism, 2003
(2003). Identifying inclusivism in buddhist contexts. Contemporary Buddhism: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 79-97.
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Inclusivism and Tolerance

Science, Art and Religion, 2023
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