Pluralism
Book by Gregor McLennan
Having constructed a historical and analytical context within which to view contemporary developments in pluralism, this book concentrates on areas such as feminism and postmodernism. The analysis ranges from relativism and identity to political... Google Books
Originally published: 1995
Author: Gregor McLennan
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Book details · Print length. 128 pages · Language. English · Publisher. Univ Of Minnesota Press · Publication date. September 13, 1995 · Dimensions. 5.5 x 0.5 x ...
Having constructed a historical and analytical context within which to view contemporary developments in pluralism, this book concentrates on areas such as ...
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Amazon.com: Pluralism (Concepts in Social Thought): 9780816628148: McLennan, Gregor: Books.
Pluralism today is not much a particular school of thought or coherent body of theory. McLennan argues that pluralism is an indispensable reference point ...
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128 pages, Paperback. First published January 1, 1995. Book details & editions. About the author. Profile Image for Gregor McLennan. Gregor McLennan.
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Pluralism (Concepts in Social Thought) by McLennan, Gregor - ISBN 10: 0335191541 - ISBN 13: 9780335191543 - Taylor & Francis Group - Softcover.
Details. Title. Pluralism / Gregor McLennan. Pluralism / Gregor McLennan. ... McLennan, Gregor. ... Concepts in the social sciences. ... x,116 pages ; 22 cm. x,116 ...
Pluralism (Concepts in the Social Sciences). 4 ratings by Goodreads · McLennan, Gregor. Published by Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 10: 0335191541 / ISBN 13 ...
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Pluralism (Concepts in Social Thought) by McLennan, Gregor - 1995 ; Book Condition Used - Very Good ; Binding Hardcover ; ISBN 10 0816628149 ; ISBN 13 9780816628148 ...
Understood in this way, McLennan argues, pluralism expresses the situation of "stimulating confusion" in contemporary social analysis without resolving it.;The ...