Multicultural Riddle : Rethinking National, Ethnic, And Religious Identities - 99 edition

About This Book

1. "I Have a Dream"--but Who Is It For?Civil Rights, Human Rights, or Community Rights?

2. From Dreaming to Meaning: The Multicultural TriangleNational Culture, Ethnic Culture, Religion as Culture

3. The Nation-State,

I: Postethnic or Pseudotribe?

Why Nation-States Are Not Ethnically Neutral

4. The Nation-States,

II:Business or Temple?

Why Nation-States Are Not Religiously Neutral

5. Ethnicity: Blood or Wine?

Not Biological Essence, but Cultivated Ferment

6. Religion: Baggage or Sextant?

Not Immutable Heritage, but Positioning in Context

7. Culture: Having, Making, or Both?

From an Essentialist through a Processual to a Discursive Understanding

8. Multicultural Theory,

I: The Sales Talk and the Small Print

Are You Same Enough to Be Equal?

9. Multicultural Theory,

II: The Values and the Valid

What Is It Prof. Taylor Should "Recognize"?

10. Multicultural Praxis: The Banal and the Best

From Culti-Parading to Multi-Relating

11. From Dreaming to Meaning: A SummaryMulticulturalism Is a New Understanding of Culture

12. From Meaning to Practice: What Students Can Do

New Understandings

Require New Projects

References

Index

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