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`Wise' ethnocentrism?
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In a fall essay in The New Republic, Charles Murray and the late
Richard Herrnstein, authors of the best-selling "The Bell Curve," ask
African-Americans not to feel "threatened by a group difference {on
IQ tests} between blacks and whites." Instead, the authors ask us
all to celebrate the "glorious hodgepodge of inequalities of ethnic
groups."
As an example, they want to laud the predominance of
African-American athletes "without being subject to accusations that
one is being backhand...
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Journal of Ecumenical Studies
; ... as the one in whom we all live and move and have our being is to be liberated from the idolatries of exclusivism and ethnocentrism. The first and most obvious point to make about racism generally and about the specific form it takes in one's prejudicial ... am not insensitive to the charge that this can be just another ...
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; ... Belt Press. 254 pp. 254 pp. $ 14.95. Two worlds collided on November 4, 1995. One side sees clericalism, messianism and ethnocentrism as the path to the expression of Jewish values. The other side sees the rejection of modernism, pluralism, and pragmatism ... to depend on the two parties who regarded Oslo as an ...
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Jerusalem Post
; ... knowledge, it's necessary to explore the author' s underlying motives in order to evaluate this book. Kimmerling is George S. Wise professor of sociology at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Since Israel Shahak's death in July 2001, Kimmerling is arguably ... mainstream Israeli social science and historiography to free ...
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