This review highlights the strengths and weaknesses of three recently published useful resources for teaching economics from a pluralist and/or heterodox perspective. The introduction provides an overview other helpful (text-)books this purpose. Based on historical approach, Geoffrey Schneider’s book describes differentiates characteristics broad range economic ideas systems. core chapters Smit...

Pluralism and religious diversity offer opportunities for deep learning across cultures religions. However, in some cases, also results tensions conflicts communities because differences polarize people of different faith traditions. This article analyzes how instruction textbooks used public junior high schools Nigeria promote integration inclusion. In particular, the paper will examine approv...

Explanatory pluralism is the view that the best form and level of explanation depends on the kind of question one seeks to answer by the explanation, and that in order to answer all questions in the best way possible, we need more than one form and level of explanation. In the first part of this article, we argue that explanatory pluralism holds for the medical sciences, at least in theory. How...

Several philosophers think there are important analogies between emotions and perceptual states. Furthermore, considerations about the rational assessibility of emotions have led philosophers—in some cases, the very same philosophers—to think that the content of emotions must be propositional content. If one finds it plausible that perceptual states have propositional contents, then there is no...