The Problem of Value Pluralism

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The book explores the challenge of value pluralism as articulated by Isaiah Berlin and his followers. George Crowder critically examines three dominant approaches in political theory—universalism, contextualism, and conceptualism—before proposing his own original response to the complexities of value pluralism. Through this analysis, he contributes to the ongoing discourse on how to navigate conflicting values in a pluralistic society.