J. L. A. Garcia

The controversy in the United States over multiculturalism in and beyond education has now faded”perhaps because Nathan Glazer is right that “we’re all multiculturalists now.” Yet that controversy was merely the leading edge of an intellectual movement exalting ethnic culture and . . . . Continue Reading »

Culture is everywhere: moral (read: cultural) relativism; social (read: cultural) construction; multiculturalism; cultural identity, cultural diversity, and cultural imperialism; Cultural Studies and culture wars; high culture, mass culture, and “sub altern” culture; the cultures of instant . . . . Continue Reading »