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Multiculturalism and Multicultural Education
2012Multiculturalism as a concept is both topical and relevant (Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship, 2011) as well as being perceived positively and negatively (Lott, 2010; May & Sleeter, 2010; Vertovec & Wessendorf, 2010). The ongoing debates and continuing need to address multicultural education as policy and within classrooms and ...
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Multicultural consumers in multicultural marketplaces
2023Multicultural consumers are those who have been exposed to multiple different cultures and marketplaces and integrated different knowledge, social, cultural, ethical, community, and political values, and ways of life from their multicultural interaction, into their self-concept.
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2013
Abstract This article is concerned with critical and liberal multiculturalism as well as the gender dilemmas between relativism and universalism. It identifies four liberal answers to the question of how to deal with the issue of universalism–relativism and discusses in detail the “multiculturalism versus feminism” debate.
Sawitri Saharso, Baukje Prins
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Abstract This article is concerned with critical and liberal multiculturalism as well as the gender dilemmas between relativism and universalism. It identifies four liberal answers to the question of how to deal with the issue of universalism–relativism and discusses in detail the “multiculturalism versus feminism” debate.
Sawitri Saharso, Baukje Prins
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2001
Multiculturalism refers to (1) the state of a society or the world in which there exists numerous distinct ethnic and cultural groups seen to be politically relevant; and (2) a program or policy promoting such a society. Political philosophers aspire to deal with the challenges posed by multiculturalism fairly - but there is deep disagreement about ...
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Multiculturalism refers to (1) the state of a society or the world in which there exists numerous distinct ethnic and cultural groups seen to be politically relevant; and (2) a program or policy promoting such a society. Political philosophers aspire to deal with the challenges posed by multiculturalism fairly - but there is deep disagreement about ...
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The Moralism of Multiculturalism
Journal of Applied Philosophy, 2005Moralism is a frequent charge in politics, and especially in relation to the ‘politics of recognition’. In this essay, I identify three types of moralism — undue abstraction, unjustified moralism and impotent moralism — and then discuss each in relation to recent debates over multiculturalism in liberal political theory. Each of these forms of moralism
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Multicultural Theories for Multicultural Practice
NASPA Journal, 1994The author presents a brief review of three theories about multiculturalism, discussing them within the context of student ajjfairs services, environments, and programming.
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Interculturalism or multiculturalism? [PDF]
Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2012 This essay discusses the difference between the concepts of multiculturalism and interculturalism, both concepts which are current on the Canadian scene. It argues that the difference between the two is not so much a matter of the concrete policies, but concerns rather the story that we tell about where we are coming from and where we are going.
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Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2021
Individual patient autonomy is a core ethical consideration in Western bioethics, which has traditionally referred to respecting the ability of capable patients to formulate their own medical decisions. Increasing cultural diversity within the US warrants transition to medical models aligned with moral pluralism and a relational approach to autonomy ...
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Individual patient autonomy is a core ethical consideration in Western bioethics, which has traditionally referred to respecting the ability of capable patients to formulate their own medical decisions. Increasing cultural diversity within the US warrants transition to medical models aligned with moral pluralism and a relational approach to autonomy ...
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Sociopedia, 2014
This article presents an overview of multicultural debates in Western societies. It introduces the key theoretical approaches, the main criticisms and it identifies current and future topics of discussion and ...
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This article presents an overview of multicultural debates in Western societies. It introduces the key theoretical approaches, the main criticisms and it identifies current and future topics of discussion and ...
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Multiculturalism and Publicity
Hypatia, 2000This review considers the process of expansion of subjectivity that María Pía Lara introduces in Moral Textures: Feminist Narratives in the Public Sphere. As the complexity of Lara's understanding of multiculturalism is exhibited, the process of achievement of self-realization and autonomy is critiqued as inconsistent with the hidden transcript/public ...
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