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Articles by Brian Barry

The Muddles of Multiculturalism
- Brian Barry,
in NLR 8, March-April 2001, pp. 49-71
Subjects: Political Theory and Strategy,

Multiculturalism is the right-minded rhetoric of diversity of the moment. What is its political substance? Brian Barry reads Britain’s Parekh Report and considers the animating philosophy behind it. How far are they compatible with an egalitarian universalism, and what are the implications for traditionalist minorities? Are doctrines of karma just a harmless metaphysical whim?
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