Toleration in Conflict

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Toleration in Conflict is a major work of political philosophy by Rainer Forst that offers a comprehensive historical and systematic analysis of the concept and practice of toleration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
work of political philosophy
academicDiscipline philosophy
political science
addresses human rights
limits of toleration
paradox of toleration
political legitimacy
religious pluralism
associatedWith Frankfurt School
critical theory
author Rainer Forst
countryOfOrigin Germany
critiques coexistence concept of toleration
permission concept of toleration
defends respect-based concept of toleration
developsConcept right to justification
examines moral conflicts
political conflicts
religious conflicts
focusesOn historical analysis of toleration
systematic theory of toleration
genre non-fiction
philosophy book
hasTranslation Toleration in Conflict: Past and Present
influencedBy Immanuel Kant
John Locke
John Rawls
Jürgen Habermas
mainSubject liberalism
moral philosophy
political philosophy
political theory
religious toleration
toleration
notableFor comprehensive history of toleration
normative theory of toleration based on justification
systematic typology of toleration concepts
originalLanguage German
originalTitle Toleranz im Konflikt
proposes critical theory of toleration
publicationYear 2003
publisher Cambridge University Press
Suhrkamp Verlag
translatedInto English
translator Ciaran Cronin
usedIn university teaching

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Rainer Forst notableWork Toleration in Conflict
Toleration in Conflict originalTitle Toleranz im Konflikt
linked to: Toleration in Conflict
Toleration in Conflict hasTranslation Toleration in Conflict: Past and Present
linked to: Toleration in Conflict