Charles Taylor - Politics of recognition
Taylor, Charles (1992). Politics of recognition. In Multiculturalism and the politics of difference (pp. 25– 73), ed. Amy Gutmann. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 2nd edition ISBN: 9780691037790
The public policy of ‘multiculturalism’ was inaugurated by Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau in 1971. It was described as an approach that promotes interest in and knowledge about different cultures and their equality and mutual respect. This was in contrast with previously widespread policies of cultural assimilation, based on the expectation that ethnic minorities should adapt to the dominant culture. The approach was also different from the US concept of ‘the melting pot’, which presupposed mixing components from many different backgrounds to produce a common culture. In the Canadian context, it was also a step forward from previous policies that advocated biculturalism and bilingualism, with the idea that this would build trust and enhance communication between the country’s anglophone and francophone citizens.
Continue reading ...Taylor, Charles (1992). Politics of recognition. In Multiculturalism and the politics of difference (pp. 25– 73), ed. Amy Gutmann. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 2nd edition ISBN: 9780691037790
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