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Understanding and Imagination: A Critical Notice of Halbfass and Inden [PDF]
, 1990 Rao, Balagangadhara
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Interreligious and Ecumenical Dialogue at Vatican II: Some Rethinking Required [PDF]
, 2012 Phan, Peter
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Review: Biblical Faith and Other Religions: An Evangelical Assessment [PDF]
, 2007 Jones, Michael S.
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Talking with the other(s): towards interfaith understanding [PDF]
, 2005 DuBois, Fletcher R., Eberhart, Christian
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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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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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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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The Truth of the Matter: Observations on Inclusivism and Exclusivism
Archives Internationales D'Histoire Des Idees, 2020This article discusses the concept of religious inclusivism, which is the theoretical requisite for all doctrines of pagan salvation. By considering a series of antique and early modern examples, two main conceptions of religious truth are analyzed. These can be distinguished from each other according to the tendency to reject or to accept the idea ...
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