on relevance, as distinct from irrelevance, and the role of relevancy in normative considerations, especially with respect to discrimination (on the basis of whatever factor of distinction)

For information about relevancy or relevance, the second of the TRINP values, see:

• Model of Neutral-Inclusivity, bk 1 (Instruments):
  • ch. 5:
    RELEVANCY
    with 2. The use of relevancy in ethics
  
  
• Model of Neutral-Inclusivity, bk 2 (Fundamentals):
  • ch. 1 ('THE NORM OF INCLUSIVITY'), div. 1 (Basics), sec. 3:
    Why discriminational, nondoxastic relevance?
  • ch. 1 ('THE NORM OF INCLUSIVITY'), div. 2 (Discrimination and Attitudinal Consistency), sec. 2:
    Distinguishing nonrelevant distinctions
  • ch. 2 ('THE MANIFESTATIONS OF EXCLUSIVISM'), div. 1:
    How to Survey a Morass of Irrelevance
    with 1. Holding on to a tree with distinctive ramifications
  • ch. 3 ('THE NORM OF NEUTRALITY'), div. 1 (Basics), sec. 5:
    Why a relevantistic interpretation?
  • ch. 3 ('THE NORM OF NEUTRALITY'), div. 2 (Misassociations and Nonneutralist Attitudes), sec. 4:
    Protoneutralism and protorelevantism
  • ch. 4 ('NEUTRAL-INCLUSIVITY, TRUTH AND PERSONHOOD'), div. 3 (Truth and Neutral-Inclusivity), sec. 1:
    Truth and relevance in objectivity