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1. philosophy.stackexchange.com › questions › 114ethics - Arguments for/against tolerance against intolerance ...

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   Oct 29, 2011 · Ideally, we should thus be tolerant of difference and not of dislike and, since intolerance should not be part of the basic human rights we shouldn’t worry too much about not being tolerant of intolerance.

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2. medium.com › thing-a-day › solving-the-paradox-ofSolving the Paradox of Tolerance - Medium

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   Sep 20, 2023 · The quote goes on to say that we should not always suppress intolerance automatically, but can instead argue rationally against intolerance.

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4. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blog"Hate Has No Home Here" and the Paradox of Tolerance

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   Jul 2, 2020 · The paradox of tolerance, first identified by Karl Popper, suggests that tolerance leads to intolerance—or, more specifically, that complete and pure tolerance of everything would lead to the...

5. medium.com › change-your-mind › why-we-must-tolerateWhy We Must Tolerate Intolerance. “If you fix the ignorance ...

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   Sep 19, 2023 · “If you fix the ignorance, there’s nothing to fear. If there’s nothing to fear, there’s nothing to hate. If there’s nothing to hate, there’s nothing or no one to destroy” — Daryl Davis

6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullTolerance and intolerance: Cultural meanings and discursive ...

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   Mar 10, 2021 · The findings indicate that people can have different understandings of what tolerance and intolerance mean and when something is or is not tolerated. However, the different cultural meanings of tolerance and intolerance are not fixed and can be discursively deployed in various ways for articulating differences and constituting specific (moral ...

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7. ethics.org.au › explainer-toleranceHow do you define Tolerance? - THE ETHICS CENTRE

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   Nov 20, 2017 · Toleration is always a response to something that is disapproved of – but not to such a degree as to justify prohibition. Tolerance is, by definition, a mark of disapproval. And so some people seek from society something more than ‘mere tolerance’. Instead, they look for acceptance.

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   Does tolerance lead to intolerance?

   • The paradox of tolerance, first identified by Karl Popper, suggests that tolerance leads to intolerance—or, more specifically, that complete and pure tolerance of everything would lead to the elimination of tolerance for anything. How so? If every view is tolerated, then viewpoints that are intolerant must be tolerated.

   "Hate Has No Home Here" and the Paradox of Tolerance

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   Does tolerance kill tolerance?

   • Thus to a part of your question, it isn't tolerance of intolerance that kills tolerance, but intolerance itself that cannot allow tolerance to exist in it's purest form within a society. As to arguments for and against intolerance, such would be made based on a society's moral frame of reference.

   ethics - Arguments for/against tolerance against intolerance

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   Is tolerance a bad thing?

   • Based on its Latin origin, tolerance, or toleration as philosophers often refer to it, is most commonly viewed negatively as “putting up with” something we dislike or even hate.

   Tolerance is more than putting up with things – it’s a moral virtue

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   What is tolerance & why is it important?

   • This reveals an essential aspect of tolerance. Toleration is always a response to something that is disapproved of – but not to such a degree as to justify prohibition. Tolerance is, by definition, a mark of disapproval. And so some people seek from society something more than ‘mere tolerance’. Instead, they look for acceptance.

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   Does unlimited tolerance lead to the disappearance of tolerance?

   • Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance. If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them.

   Solving the Paradox of Tolerance. When intolerance is unacceptable

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   How are tolerance and intolerance conceptualized in the academic literature?

   • To situate the research and the findings in the literature, we begin with a short overview of the main ways in which tolerance and intolerance are conceptualized in the academic literature. Tolerance and intolerance Tolerance has been discussed in the literature as a complex, paradoxical, and multidimensional construct.

   Tolerance and intolerance: Cultural meanings and discursive usage

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9. theconversation.com › tolerance-is-more-thanTolerance is more than putting up with things – it’s a moral ...

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   Sep 16, 2014 · Those such as Michael Dusche, John Rawls and Michael Walzer among others, argue that we should regard tolerance as a positive civic and moral duty between individuals, irrespective of colour,...