Virtue, Reason and Toleration

Discover the insightful work of Glen Newey in Virtue, Reason and Toleration, published by Edinburgh University Press in 1999. In this thought-provoking hardback, Newey systematically examines the concept of toleration, linking it to broader themes in meta-ethical theory. With a compelling argument, he presents a new and rigorous philosophical perspective on toleration as a vital virtue. Spanning 224 pages, this book is an essential read for those interested in cultural studies, ethics, and moral philosophy. Newey's exploration illuminates not only the significance of toleration in political structures and social justice but also its relevance in contemporary discussions around democracy and political ideologies. Engage with this critical examination to enhance your understanding of the interplay between virtue, reason, and the necessity of toleration in society.