Multicultural immunisation: Liberalism and Esposito

Autonomy and liberalism in a multicultural society

That children should be educated to be ideal citizens, capable of making rational and informed decisions, has been proposed in cultures ranging from Ancient Greece to current societies. In particular, societies that favour liberalism preach the primacy of the individual autonomous citizen and a concomitant tolerance for others. In modern multicultural societies, ways must be found to maintain s...

Liberalism and the Possibility of Multicultural Constitutionalism: The Distinction Between Deliberative and Dedicated Cultures

Marco Esposito

Purpose: To evaluate whether 4.0 x 4.0 mm dental implants could be an alternative to implants at least 8.5 mm long, which were placed in posterior jaws in the presence of adequate bone volumes. Materials and methods: One hundred and fifty patients with posterior (premolar and molar areas) mandibles having at least 12.5 mm bone height above the mandibular canal or 11.5 mm bone height below the m...

Speaker 2: Gianluca Esposito, Italy

s | 35 Abstract Due to familial factors, younger siblings of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are at an increased risk for developing the disorder1,2. Although behavioral symptoms of ASD typically emerge during a child’s second year,3 recent work on younger siblings demonstrates that prodromal features of ASD are present already within the first months of life. These features includ...

Pluralism, Relativism, and Liberalism

One major focus of recent value‐pluralist literature has been the question of what normative consequences follow from pluralism. This essay critically examines three arguments that attempt to show that either liberalism or a bounded modus vivendi is the state of affairs that pluralism makes morally preferable. All three arguments are shown to encounter the same fundamental problem—once we have ...