Taken on its own, the term ‘multicultural society’ has no practical use. It is a non-criticisable and non-falsifiable chameleon that changes its colour with its environment. That is, unless it is made predictable, at least for the purposes of testing. Nigel Pocock We might, for example, wish to […]
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The first one who asked my name
He liked to read and write, to reflect on life and his country. From his way of life came his stoicism: he didn’t smoke or drink at a time when puffing smoke out through your nostrils, mouth, eyes and ears, was the fashion, as well as getting drunk as a […]
Sex and antagonistic pluralism
In a post-structuralist, post-modern, cultural world, sexual identity as an idea has itself become questionable. Instead of a ‘natural’ exual identity, the notion has developed that sexual identity is socially constructed. Steve Latham Before the nineteenth century homosexuals did not exist. Perhaps I should explain. Michel Foucault famously […]
Elections in Spain: Unite or fascism returns
Last week, the Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called for general elections to be held on the 23rd of July. Under the current economic crisis, the war and the rise of xenophobia, a government including the far-right Party Vox would diminish Spanish democracy.
The Jeju uprising and the Cold War
The War in Vietnam and the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are some of the examples of the US brutality around the world. In the island of Jeju in South Korea, the dreams of a free society were crushed by the North Americans. A crime that was silenced for decades. […]
















