Cultural pluralism manifests most visibly in cities—spaces defined by density, diversity, and dynamism. In urban contexts, people from different cultural, ethnic, religious, and linguistic ...

In liberal circles, “nationalism” is typically understood as a divisive, exclusionary force, usually in implicit contrast with some form of cultural pluralism, and so to identify as a ...

History. Empires Thrive on Pluralism, Not Brutality Empires with more room for cultural difference were more successful, anthropologist Thomas Barfield argues.

The rise of cultural pluralism in China can be seen as a form of "delayed modernity." In fact, by the late 1980s, cultural pluralism was already a hotly debated topic in Europe and North America.

Hear historian Dr. Daniel Greene speak about his new book, The Jewish Origins of Cultural Pluralism. In it, he traces the emergence of cultural pluralism to a group of Jewish college students and ...

The term “cultural pluralism” was coined in the early 1900s by Horace Kallen, a Jewish philosopher who proposed it in the midst of a huge wave of immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe.

The exhibition showcases work from the Design Futures and Cultural Pluralism Studio Classes in Spring 2023, embodying innovation integrating business, art, culture, design, and technology. The ...

On 16 December 2019, 18 representatives of media associations and media operators together with independent journalists joined representatives from the Somali Ministry of Information, Culture and ...