The internal tensions of moral pluralism
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https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2011.i44.724Keywords:
Moral Pluralism, reasonability, moral relativism, moral particularism, fragmentation of valuesAbstract
In this present work, I state, as a philosophical hypothesis of work, that moral pluralism could be a better option when it is confronted with monism (although it could be recognized that the arguments of both sides are not conclusive). From the point of view of this hypothesis, I attempt to characterize the main conceptual features of a «reasonable» pluralism In addition, I maintain that the possible implications of these features can imply some unacceptable consequences for the reasonable pluralist; in particular, some kind of moral particularism, some kind of moral relativism and some kind of fragmentation of values. In this last case the other consequence could be a so called «moral disintegration». My point is that these consequences depend on some sort of «conceptual pressure» exerted by different strategies designed by philosophers in their analysis of the concept of a reasonable pluralism.
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2011-06-30
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Lariguet, G. (2011). The internal tensions of moral pluralism. Isegoría, (44), 161–184. https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2011.i44.724
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