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Introduction to the course
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Living in an age of pluralism
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Transculturalism vs. Multiculturalism, what they are, an overview
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Theorists of Transculturalism
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Lamberto Tassinari, Richard Slimbach, Jeff Lewis and how they define Transculturalism
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Transculturalism, a complex process; causes, obstacles, conflicts, resolutions; the importance in
language in the process
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Ethnoconvergence vs. Ethnocentrism
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Nationality as super-ethnicity, assimilation, race, ethnicity
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Xenophobia, cosmopolitanism
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Sociological and political ideology: MULTICULTURALISM, an overview
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Multiculturalism in the USA
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Multiculturalism in the Canada
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Revision of Transculturalism and Multiculturalism
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Cultural Turn, as a movement in humanities, social sciences and academia, an overview
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Cultural turn’s predecessors: Cultural turn’s predecessors: Hayden White (Metahistory),
Clifford Geertz (The Interpretation of Cultures: Selected Essays), Michel Foucault (Discipline and Punishment), Pierre Bourdieu (Outline of a Theory of Practice)
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The importance of the Cultural Turn for Cultural Studies’ development as an academic discipline
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