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Understanding the context of racial and cultural exclusivism: A study of Melbourne neighbourhoods (Final Report)

, 2020
R. Wickes, Michele Grossman, Helen Forbes‐Mewett, Arunachalam Dharmalingham, Jonathan F. Smith, Z. Skrbiš, Hass Dellal, C. Keel   +7 more
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Revisiting the Origins of Muslim Cultural Exclusivism in British India

Anthropos?, 2023
Notwithstanding the fundamental socio-cultural cum religious divergences existing between the Muslims and Hindus, the two religious groups managed to forge bonds of fraternity based on mutual understanding and respect thanks to their centuries-long ...
Belkacem Belmekki
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Heritage exclusivism of the colonial past: the dilemma of choosing what to recall or bury in the context of Qingdao’s urban regeneration [PDF]

Built heritage
Shutong Man, Ning Lu
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Religious Exclusivism and Mass Beliefs about the Religion v. Science Debate: A Cross-National Study

International Journal of Sociology, 2022
When religion and science are in conflict, who supports religion? Using data from 71 diverse societies in the World Values Survey (n = 120,728), this study assesses the relative predictive strength of science optimism, moral concerns about science ...
John J. Lee
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Heritage Exclusivism in Postcolonial Algeria: Assessing Local Heritageness in Annaba, Towards a Holistic and Participatory Approach to Urban Heritage Management

The Historic Environment, 2022
This paper focuses on urban heritage meanings, values, and management challenges in postcolonial Algeria, and particularly on the question of exclusivism of non-traditional urban places in heritage discourse.
Hocine Aouchal, Khédidja Boufenara, G. Verdini   +2 more
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Social Exclusivism Versus Cosmopolitan Acceptance: Competing Constructions of ‘Australian Values’ in Discourse Surrounding People Seeking Asylum

Journal of Intercultural Studies, 2021
Australia is highly polarised about its treatment of refugees and asylum seekers, with the available literature indicating that public, political, and media discourse routinely constructs them as culturally incompatible with the broader society.
Ashleigh L. Haw
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Religious Exclusivism and Social Inclusivism: Theory, Texts, Practice

Philosophy of Religion Analytic Researches
The review offers a comprehensive examination of the collective monograph “Religiously Exclusive, Socially Inclusive? A Religious Response”. The contributors to this volume examine religious exclusivism and social inclusivism from philosophical ...
Sergey Koryakin
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Establishing an Inclusive Islamic Education Ecosystem to Confront Religious Exclusivism Challenges in Educational Institutions

Attanwir : Jurnal Keislaman dan Pendidikan
The rise of digitalization has led to significant changes, particularly in education, by enabling unlimited access to diverse knowledge and cultures.
Ahmad Wildan Thobibi Bahja, Luqman Hakim
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Racial and Cultural Exclusivism in Melbourne Neighbourhoods: webinar slides

, 2020
R. Wickes
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Confucian exclusivism: A challenge to Confucian exemplarist morality

Asian Philosophy
This essay challenges moral exemplarist interpretations of the Analects by focusing on exclusivist attitudes and actions exhibited by Confucius as he is portrayed in the Analects. Attention is drawn to what may be plausibly interpreted as culturalism and
Mathew A. Foust
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