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What is post culturalism?
what is postculturalism
What is neo-culturalism?
Neo-culturalism is a contemporary approach that emphasizes the importance of culture in shaping social identities and political realities. It seeks to integrate diverse cultural perspectives into societal frameworks, promoting inclusivity and understanding among different groups. This movement often critiques traditional cultural narratives and advocates for the recognition of marginalized voices and practices. By doing so, neo-culturalism aims to foster a more pluralistic and equitable society.
What were the 5 alternatives the British had regarding the French and Native people in New France?
deportation assimilation bi culturalism isolation ..........
What is multiculruralism?
multi= more than one... culturalism= culture.... so it means that there is the existence of more than one culture
Which of the following does Culturalism stress A structure B the popular C human agency D education?
C. human agency
Opposite of multicultural?
The opposite of multicultural is uni-culturalism. Many cultures most notably the Native American culture was Uni-cultural for hundreds of thousands of years before The Spanish came.
Can anyone suggest a good dissertation topic relating to Sociology Subject of Masters Level?
SOCIAL DE- FAMILIARIZATION SOCIO - PALISADEISM SOCIO CULTURAL PARADIGM SHIFTS MULTI CULTURALISM . There are numerous sociological concepts and theories that can be applied to contemporary or historical socio cultural shifts .
What percent of people in France speak French?
Practically the whole population of France speaks French. The French are not keen on 'multi-culturalism' and regard it as a shade subversive. If one lives permanently in France one is expected to speak French. In some parts of France other languages are spoken in addition to French, for example in the extreme south-west, Basque, and in Alsace a dialect of German.
You wish to go abroad for higher studies.your mother opposes the idea. convince your mother in a dialouge.?
the pros: --> learning about a new culture-- cultural value itself will equip you with skills needed to deal with the growing multi-culturalism in almost any professional sector --> you will be exposed to the way business of any profession you choose to explore is handled in another country, which will give you more ways of thinking about how to approach the area yourself --> nowadays the job market is increasingly looking for those capable of dealing with a diverse clientele -->it is usually cheaper
What are the main causes of war in the world?
The major causes of war historically have been - money - territorial ambitions - racism / cultural expansion - religion - petty grievances getting out of hand Money: Some wars have been mainly about dominating trade. Sometimes plunder has been a factor. Territorial ambitions: Nations have desired the chance to expand and have done so at the expense of neighbors. The United States did this against the Indian Nations. Russia did this with Poland. Japan tried to do this with Korea and Taiwan. Russia and Japan did this, both taking advantage of weakness and chaos in Manchuria. Racism and culturalism: Many wars have been fought to expand 'civilization'. American Indian nations fought each other (often bitterly) in order to expand their own tribal standing. Religion: Desire to expand the base of a religion - whether Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, or whatever, has been the major motivation or a supporting reason for hundreds of wars. Petty grievances: The Bible talks about whole villages being slaughtered because someone took a wife without going through the proper arrangements. Nations went to war in Europe because one country didn't like the idea that another country's new king would be related to some other country's king.
What are the lasting cultural affects of British contact with Australia?
The real effects of British contact with Australia are most visible in the legal and Parliamentary systems. The separation of powers and the separation of church and state is somewhat blurred though. The legal system is pretty much based on UK common law. The parliamentary system mimics but does not mirror the UK system of an Upper and Lower houses of Parliament. In the UK the House of Lords is made up of Spiritual membership from the Church of England. The remainder of the House of Lords are appointments made by the Queen on advice from her Prime Minister. The predominant colour in the House of Lords is red. In Australia, the Upper House is called the Senate. Senators are elected with a proportionate representation in from each state. When watching television, even with the sound down it's easy to identify which 'house' is being televised because of the colour of the seats. In the Senate the seating is red (like the House of Lords) and represents the predominant colour of the Australian landscape. Meanwhile, the lower house (Britain's House of Commons) is pretty much the same in Australia but it is named the House of Representatives. The green coloured seating represents the colour of (the underside) of various Eucalypt leaves. Other cultural effects could be in beer and cricket, Rugby union and league, and soccer. The traditional 'meat and three veges' meal has pretty much disappeared since the 70s when Australia began to embrace multi-culturalism.
Can a Catholic person join the KKK?
The KKK has never liked the Catholic Church, but became even more vocal about its opposition upon its resurgence in the early 20th century. Reasons for the Klan's anti-Catholicism stems from both social and religious reasons. Historically, the Klan has Protestant roots, from which it takes the more radical views on Catholicism. The KKK considers the pope a Roman dictator, placing itself before God. As well, Catholicism is notorious for its multi-culturalism, another mark against it. Socially, many of the immigrants coming to America were Catholics, whom the Klan felt were taking jobs away from Americans and hence were undesirables. In 1974, faced with dwindling popularity and numbers, David Duke made a milestone, shifting Klan policy by opening Klan membership to Roman Catholics provided they were white.
