The Limits of Tolerance in Public Universities
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Other documents of the author: Lozano Aguilar, José Félix; Pérez Zafrilla, Pedro Jesús; González Esteban, Elsa
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The Limits of Tolerance in Public UniversitiesDate
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In this article, our aim is to reflect on the legitimate ways that religious
pluralism may be managed in the state-owned public university environment. To
do this, it will be necessary to take into consideration the ... [+]
In this article, our aim is to reflect on the legitimate ways that religious
pluralism may be managed in the state-owned public university environment. To
do this, it will be necessary to take into consideration the essential characteristics
of the origin of the university. The second point in our work will be to clarify the
concept of tolerance and its difference from neutrality, which will allow us to carry
out the reflection and subsequent discussion with rigour. For our third point, we will
describe the essential characteristics of the religious conflicts that can be found in
our European universities and how they are being managed.
Following a critical analysis of these cases, we will present a proposal of criteria
to be used in evaluating the religious practices in state-owned public universities
based on the theory of discourse ethics. Finally, in the conclusion we will indicate
some new lines of research and the path that public institutions may follow in managing
religious conflict. [-]
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