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The Multiculturalism of Fear
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The Multiculturalism of Fear. By Jacob TI Levy. Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 2000. Pp. 268. $29.95.
Inspired by a phrase from the work of Judith Shklar, the `liberalism of fear,' this book aims to articulate a `multiculturalism of fear.' In the tradition of Montesquieu, the liberalism of fear begins with a summum malum: cruelty, and the fear that it engenders. The liberalism of fear emphasizes the avoidance of cruelty, humiliation, and political violence, and is, accordi...
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The Multiculturalism of Fear
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Multiculturalism turns back the fear
New Straits Times
; K.C. Boey New Straits Times 07-31-2005 Multiculturalism turns back the fear Byline: K.C. Boey Edition: New Sunday Times Column: Letter from Australia IT'S a powerful emotion, fear. Terror in London has reverberated beyond the one Melburnian killed in the bombings and the numerous others injured.
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The Sunday Herald
; AMONG the collateral damage from the July 7 blasts seems to have been the policy of multiculturalism. Suddenly, nobody wants to celebrate diversity anymore. Not if it means teenage suicide bombers being bred in Leeds comprehensives. Last week, Trevor Phillips, the black chairman of the Commission
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Desegregating multiculturalism: problems in the theory and pedagogy of diversity education.
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