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Revista NUPEM, Jan 16, 2024
Cultural Competence in Applied Psychology, 2018
In the name of creating a more just society, demands for multiculturalism, diversity, and cultura... more In the name of creating a more just society, demands for multiculturalism, diversity, and cultural competence have proliferated over the past few decades. All these terms fundamentally depend on identity politics, pitting group against group. Far from ushering in a more harmonious future, identity politics seems to lead primarily to greater social fragmentation, combativeness, and conflict. The escalation of these tensions is manifest today in attacks on free speech and efforts to micromanage everyday life. Accompanying these is a persistent denigration of western culture and its tradition of individual (rather than group) rights and freedoms. The dangers of such developments have been well documented in the twentieth-century dictatorial regimes claiming to be acting for the greater good. The costs of abdicating liberal values in the name of goodness have also been extensively explored in utopian and dystopian fictions that demonstrate why ideological policing can never produce a better world.
4 "That's Not What I Said": Interpretive Conflict in Oral Narrative Research Kathe... more 4 "That's Not What I Said": Interpretive Conflict in Oral Narrative Research Katherine Borland In the summer of 1944, my grandmother, Beatrice Hanson, put on a pale, eggshell-colored gabardine dress with big gold buttons down the side, a huge pancake-black hat, and elbow-length ...
Machado de Assis, 1999
Page 103. DAPHNE PATAI 4. Machado in English If the heavens are open to all languages, as Machado... more Page 103. DAPHNE PATAI 4. Machado in English If the heavens are open to all languages, as Machado de Assis wrote in one of his A Semana columns in 1895 (Machado de Assis 1986— 94, 3: 691), earthbound readers and critics, alas, are not. ...
Encyclopedia of the First Amendment
Handbook of Feminist Research: Theory and Praxis
The Women's Review of Books, 1999
The Women's Review of Books, 1994
Women's Studies International Forum, 1992
Kentucky Romance Quarterly, 1980
... others. To berate language may ultimately be to reveal the poverty of one's own thought,... more ... others. To berate language may ultimately be to reveal the poverty of one's own thought, as Sartre has written: Si l'on se met i dbplorer . . . ... neutral. But existence is no more “neutral” than her postulates are “truths.” As Reimer has written: ...
World Literature Today, 1990
Sexuality and Culture, 2001
Revista NUPEM, Jan 16, 2024
Cultural Competence in Applied Psychology, 2018
In the name of creating a more just society, demands for multiculturalism, diversity, and cultura... more In the name of creating a more just society, demands for multiculturalism, diversity, and cultural competence have proliferated over the past few decades. All these terms fundamentally depend on identity politics, pitting group against group. Far from ushering in a more harmonious future, identity politics seems to lead primarily to greater social fragmentation, combativeness, and conflict. The escalation of these tensions is manifest today in attacks on free speech and efforts to micromanage everyday life. Accompanying these is a persistent denigration of western culture and its tradition of individual (rather than group) rights and freedoms. The dangers of such developments have been well documented in the twentieth-century dictatorial regimes claiming to be acting for the greater good. The costs of abdicating liberal values in the name of goodness have also been extensively explored in utopian and dystopian fictions that demonstrate why ideological policing can never produce a better world.
4 "That's Not What I Said": Interpretive Conflict in Oral Narrative Research Kathe... more 4 "That's Not What I Said": Interpretive Conflict in Oral Narrative Research Katherine Borland In the summer of 1944, my grandmother, Beatrice Hanson, put on a pale, eggshell-colored gabardine dress with big gold buttons down the side, a huge pancake-black hat, and elbow-length ...
Machado de Assis, 1999
Page 103. DAPHNE PATAI 4. Machado in English If the heavens are open to all languages, as Machado... more Page 103. DAPHNE PATAI 4. Machado in English If the heavens are open to all languages, as Machado de Assis wrote in one of his A Semana columns in 1895 (Machado de Assis 1986— 94, 3: 691), earthbound readers and critics, alas, are not. ...
Encyclopedia of the First Amendment
Handbook of Feminist Research: Theory and Praxis
The Women's Review of Books, 1999
The Women's Review of Books, 1994
Women's Studies International Forum, 1992
Kentucky Romance Quarterly, 1980
... others. To berate language may ultimately be to reveal the poverty of one's own thought,... more ... others. To berate language may ultimately be to reveal the poverty of one's own thought, as Sartre has written: Si l'on se met i dbplorer . . . ... neutral. But existence is no more “neutral” than her postulates are “truths.” As Reimer has written: ...
World Literature Today, 1990
Sexuality and Culture, 2001