..., Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Whilst forces like these were shaping Chinese social work’s attempts to develop its own unique identity and cultural responses, Western influences persisted, especially in individualistic casework...

... hinder the centrality of social justice as a core value. Drawing on data collected from participants in a binational interprofessional seminar on social justice in multi-cultural societies, this qualitative study is based on interviews and visual analysis with 16 American and 15 Israeli social workers...

... (or difference) feminism. During the 1990s and early 2000s, the theme of diversity or multi-culturalism took hold of American society and physical education alike. No mainstream philosophy, however, broke the traditional binaries of male/female, white/black, and straight/gay nor ensured universal equity. When...

...Liberal culturalism has come to the forefront of debates on multiculturalism and minority rights. Liberal culturalists believe that liberal democratic states should not only uphold the civil and political rights of citizenship, but also adopt group-specific rights or policies that recognize...

... a populist-progressive equal-rights crusader. Chapter 1 lays bare the shortcomings of the dominant historical narrative of temperance and prohibitionism as uniquely American developments resulting from a clash of religious and cultural groups. By examining the global history of prohibition, we can shed new...

... a hermeneutic approach that will account for each dilemma. Problems discussed include the moral policing of fictive thought experiments rather than actions taken in the world, the confounding heteronomies of cultural and personality variation, issues of selfhood and determinism, and confusions between...

... of historical constancy, the debate could lead to culturalism in a new guise. Second, by distinguishing the common features of such world–making projects as ‘modern’ and, therefore, general, from the specific features of any particular social configuration, there may be a residual Eurocentrism in the debate...

... Libraries and Books in Translations programs, and the independent Franklin Books, it argues that Ninkovich’s binary schema overdetermines the ways cross-cultural exchanges have been interpreted. In fact the relationships between book programs and their government sponsors were complex and often conflicted...

...Citizenship in this chapter means membership of a state. Nationhood means membership of a “nation”, which is a particular type of cultural and/or ethnic collective. I first set out the reasons that liberals and anti-liberals have given for making citizenship and nationhood coterminous. Second, I...

... Jacques Culturalism Poetics Ackbar Abbas David Bordwell Grand Theory aesthetic of disturbance film theory cognitivism Hong Kong China In May 2004 Wong Kar-wai arrived at the Cannes Film Festival, exhausted. His new film 2046 was a competing entry, but Wong delivered the print...

...This chapter critically examines three competing positions on the Korean Wave or Hanryu in South Korea developed by the South Korean government, cultural producers and critical intellectuals; namely, neoliberalism, state-centric nationalism, culturalism cum post-colonialism. It reviews a diverse...

... working-class identity at the expense of multiple cultural identities. With the advent of World War II, Local 22 and the International drastically changed the focus of their educational programs toward inculcating patriotism and reinforcing more restrictive gender roles. As ILGWU leaders moved closer...

...Geographers' engagements with materiality over the past decade have become the topic of widespread and sometimes heated debate. A steady trickle of articles has appeared critiquing the ‘dematerialization’ and advocating the ‘rematerialization’ of social and cultural geography, and claims have been...

...Carsten Herrmann-Pillath, China’s Transformations in the Twentieth Century: Economic, Political, and Cultural Interdependencies. In: The Handbook of Political, Social, and Economic Transformation. Edited by Wolfgang Merkel, Raj Kollmorgen and Hans-Jürgen Wagener...

...Chapter 2 examines the interpretive alternative within political culture research. It situates interpretivism in a long line of reactions to positivist social science, beginning with Herder’s culturalism and reaching a high pitch of intellectual intensity in the discussion of historicism by Dilthey...

...This is a concluding chapter and tries to understand why the three biocultural entitlements, as discussed in the preceding chapters, display a gap in their stated intent, content, and access. The chapter explains how the rhetoric culture and entitlements have been assimilated into the rights...

... by positivism, idealism, culturalism, and pragmatism. For the positivist, the focus is on ‘the authorised law’; for the idealist, ‘the good law’; for the culturalist, ‘the appropriate law’; and for the pragmatist, ‘the law that works’. Whereas...

... terrorism Muslim travel ban 2017 vetting American exceptionalism American values ‘bombing the shit’ out of countries Trump America Multi-culturalism Immigration Ideology At first sight, the National Strategy for Counterterrorism, which the White House published in October 2018, ¹...

... much about counterterrorism. What is different is the ideological agenda--excessively militaristic and short-sighted. Foreign alliances have deteriorated, right-wing extremists feel emboldened, and the US no longer seems like a multi-cultural haven. So what is it all for? Peter Neumann compellingly...

... psychoanalytic romantic aesthetics Churchland P M film image identification imaginary imagination mental models Merleau Ponty M Metz C mimesis mimetic mirror Andrew D Barthes R Bazin A culturalism device formalism formalist Kracauer S narration classical neoformalism paradigm Russian...