Abstract
Professor Galston, in his account of value pluralism, develops and defends a form of liberalism rooted in what he calls the "Reformation project." The central value of the project is diversity and its guiding principle is that laws and political institutions should accommodate as far as feasible the existing diversity of values in society.
How to Cite:
Altman, A.,
(1996) “In Defense of Enlightenment Liberalism: A Reply to William Galston”,
Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 16(2),
13–17.
doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.161996.240