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Ethical Relativism in a Multicultural Society

Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal, 1998
The multicultural composition of the United States can pose problems for physicians and patients who come from diverse backgrounds. Although respect for cultural diversity mandates tolerance of the beliefs and practices of others, in some situations excessive tolerance can produce harm to patients.
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Social Work in a Multicultural Society

Social Work, 2004
As a Black, lesbian, feminist, socialist, poet, (and) mother ..., I usually find myself part of some group in which the majority defines me as deviant, difficult, inferior, or just plain "wrong." From my membership in all of these groups I have learned that oppression and the intolerance of differences comes in all shapes and sizes and colors and ...
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Becoming Multicultural Dancers: The Pastoral Practitioner in a Multicultural Society

Journal of Pastoral Care, 2001
Uses a dance metaphor in describing pastoral practice. Describes multicultural realities of the United States and argues for the multicultural competencies in the practice of ministry. Details three challenges to overcome: 1) unintentional racism, 2) making visible the invisibility of monoculturalism and “Whiteness,” and 3) embracing the complexity of ...
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Multicultural Society and Multicultural Education

The Journal of Humanities and Social sciences 21, 2021
Seongran Ha, Gyunyeol Park
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Education in Multicultural Societies

European Education, 1995
In Europe most nations may be labeled as multicultural in that different ethnic and also racial groups live side by side. In the case of the Baltic states, ethnic Russians in varying numbers reside there along with native Estonians, Latvians, and Gypsies (Romany people).
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Psychotherapy in a Multicultural Society

2020
Abstract In the psychotherapeutic treatment of migrants from family-oriented societies, cultural identity and the role of the family are very significant. The different biographies mean that the family-oriented ideas of the first generation differ from those of the second and third generations in the strength of the cultural identity ...
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Reading for a multicultural society

1992
The culture of reading is transplanted with people. Not only does book culture, literary culture, transplant to a new country, but it is also possible to say that it can grow and develop too. Sadly however, the evidence is that reading in Australia has grown and developed only in English: for other languages and cultures Australia has been, with few ...
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Managing multicultural societies

The Round Table, 1997
Contemporary multiculturality is historically unique and cannot adequately be analysed within the framework of the nation state. In Europe, where the nation state was invented and which coerced the rest of the world to accept it, it is now being busily dismantled.
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Childcare in a multicultural society

Practical Professional Child Care, 2005
It is important to embrace and celebrate the differences which enrich the new British culture of the 21st century. By doing this we can all benefit rather than feel concerned that they threaten our individual cultures and traditional ways of life, says Gina Houston
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Multicultural Society in Europe: Beyond Multiculturalism

2013
Starting from the observation that the European multicultural policies are coming under increasing pressure, the A. demonstrates the urgency to go beyond multiculturalism to answer to the claim to redefine citizenship and democracy in Europe. After a review of the most important theories on multiculturalism, the A.
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