1st Edition
Philosophies of Multiculturalism Beyond Liberalism
Introduction
[Luís Cordero-Rodrigues and Marko Simendic]
Section 1: Cultural Diversity in the History of Political Thought
1. Cultural Diversity for the Sake of Political Freedom: Tocqueville’s Perspective on Multiculturalism
[Demin Duan]
2. Unity and Diversity in a Hobbesian Commonwealth
[Marko Simendic]
3. Nietzsche Perspectives on Multiculturalism
[Rebecca Bamford]
Section 2: Multiculturalism and Western Contemporary Political Theory
4. Anarchism and Multiculturalism
[Uri Gordon]
5. Multiculturalism and Oppression: The Marxist Perspectives of Fraser, Lenin and Fanon
[Andrew Ryder]
6. Associative Democracy, Heterosexism and Sexual Orientation
[Luis Cordero-Rodrigues]
7. Utilitarianism, Religious Diversity and Progressive Pluralism
[Eric Russet Kraemer]
Section 3: Eastern Philosophy Approaches to Multiculturalism
8. Multiculturalism, Indian Philosophy and Conflicts over Cuisine
[Lisa Kemmerer]
9. A Daoist Stance on Multiculturalism: The Case of Zhang Taiyan
[Lin Ma]
10. Islamic Multiculturalism: Co-Existence Overcoming "Kufr" in Tayeb Saleh’s Season of Migration to the North and Hanan El-Sheik’s Beirut Blues
[George Sadaka]
Section 4: Multiculturalism, African and African Heritage
11. Toward an African Recognition Theory of Civil Rights
[Christopher Allsobrook]
12. The Pan-African Philosophy and Movement: Social and Educational Praxis of Multiculturalism
[Kersuze Simeon-Jones]
Biography
Luís Cordeiro Rodrigues is a postdoctoral fellow at CLEA, University of Fort Hare.
Marko Simendic is an assistant professor at the University of Belgrade - Faculty of Political Sciences (Serbia).
