Anti-conciliationists argue that the conciliationist approach to disagreement may be too flexible or lack integrity in contexts involving high-stakes issues, such as the Holocaust, or identity-constituting commitments, such as the existence of God.

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  Social Epistemology - Open Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science

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• disagreement concept
• Conciliationism concept