very interesting take! many individuals in Europe have a mixed ancestry, some going waaaay back and including exotic places and cultures from the former colonies: multiculturalism has a slightly different meaning and not per sé a negative one. many actors and internationally famous models are of mixed descent, which again gives the term 'multiculturalism' a specific meaning and not necessarily a negative one. from a student's thesis we don't necessarily see which gender, ethnic or religious background there is, and ideally universities teach higher science, not group think. the process of peaceful secularisation has been long, almost ona par with the rise of individualism, yet ideally it doesn't need to have a negative impact - different, yes, but values (adjectives) used to describe these social processes is subjective. while the public might have, sadly perhaps, left the church, traditions are ever-important. merry christmas!
very interesting take! many individuals in Europe have a mixed ancestry, some going waaaay back and including exotic places and cultures from the former colonies: multiculturalism has a slightly different meaning and not per sé a negative one. many actors and internationally famous models are of mixed descent, which again gives the term 'multiculturalism' a specific meaning and not necessarily a negative one. from a student's thesis we don't necessarily see which gender, ethnic or religious background there is, and ideally universities teach higher science, not group think. the process of peaceful secularisation has been long, almost ona par with the rise of individualism, yet ideally it doesn't need to have a negative impact - different, yes, but values (adjectives) used to describe these social processes is subjective. while the public might have, sadly perhaps, left the church, traditions are ever-important. merry christmas!
Is it multiculturalism or capitalism that's killing culture?