multiculturalism Flashcards

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What are the key beliefs of Kymlica?

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  • minority rights: representation, self-government, poly-ethnic rights
  • promoting cultural freedom to maximise individual freedom
  • functions within a liberal democracy
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What are the key beliefs of Maddod?

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  • any form of integration is valid: assimilation, individual integration, multiculturalist, cosmopolitan
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What are the key beliefs of Berlin?

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  • value pluralism: there is a number of competing but equally correct ideas about ‘the good life’
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What are the key beliefs of Parekh

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  • Deep diversity: the rejection of any absolute standards based on the idea of moral relativism
  • believed that interaction between cultures would improve human nature
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What are the key beliefs of Taylor?

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  • politics of recognition: it is a universal right for all to have their identities recognised
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what is the idea of legal pluralism?

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there should be multiple legal systems within society
for example, Sharia law being equal to liberal law

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quote from Parekh on human nature

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“dialogue between them is mutually beneficial”

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what is the idea used to represent a cosmopolitan “mixed identity”

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‘pick and mix’

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What are the key ideas of liberal multiculturalism?

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  • shallow diversity
  • liberal democracy should be the basis
  • culture is a private phenomenon (harm principle
  • civic nationalism: emphasis on intergration in the public sphere (hyphenated identities)
  • support some minority rights- want to prevent inequality
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What are the key ideas of pluralist multiculturalism?

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  • value pluralism
  • deep diversity: tolerance encorages toleration and understanding of other cultures
  • communitarianism: indentity is founded upon culture
  • monoculturalism: cultures can interact but will remain seperate
  • end to liberal monopoly on politics
  • endorse minority representation rights and formal equality
  • legal pluralism
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What is the particularist idea of community?

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  • “monocultures” cultures can interact but will not merge
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What are the key cosmopolitan ideas?

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  • ‘One world perspective’
  • diversity is a stepping stone towards a hybrid society
  • somewhat limited endorsement of tolerance: want values that promote a global consciousness
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Give a quote from Isaiah Berlin on tolerance and diversity.

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“conflict between values is the very essence of what they are”

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Give an example of shallow diversity in practice

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1985 FGM made illegal

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What is Karl Popper’s key idea?

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The ‘paradox of intolerance’ is the idea that too much tolerance leads to the acceptance of intolerant ideas that become dominant.

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Parekh on tolerance/ assimilation

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“no culture is perfect and has the right to impose itself on others

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What does Taylor believe will happen to individuals who lack cultural recognition

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crippling self-hatred

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What does Jeremy Waldron believe is the natural outcome of diversity

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“mongrelisation”

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Give a quote that suggests that some pluralists believe in a united identity

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Parekh said, “Britain must maintain a shared national identity”

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what are the conservative criticisms of multiculturalims?

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  • lack of a shared national identity leads to instability
  • natural instinct to distrust those that are different to you
  • leads to the erosion of the ‘majority’ culture in the attempts to protect the minority