主流
多元文化主义
社会学
空格(标点符号)
文化群体选择
民族
文化价值观
跨文化关系
跨文化交际
社会心理学
心理学
认识论
性别研究
人类学
语言学
教育学
政治学
法学
哲学
出处
期刊:Politeja
[Ksiegarnia Akademicka Sp. z.o.o.]
日期:2021-06-21
卷期号:13 (5 (44)): 265-275
被引量:4
标识
DOI:10.12797/politeja.13.2016.44.17
摘要
This paper considers the issue of human values in intercultural space through the writings of Professor Jerzy Smolicz. It begins by explicating Smolicz’s concept of core values, developed from research on Australian ethnic cultural groups over more than three decades. Core values, he argued, were those central to the survival of viable and identifiable cultural groups. Where these values were lost, individuals assimilated into the mainstream cultural group. Intercultural space can be understood as places where individuals of different cultural backgrounds communicate, interact and co-operate. Such spaces may be transient and targeted to a specific purpose; develop over generations of different cultural groups inhabiting the same geographical region; be fostered in school classrooms; or even occur when an individual experiences ‘the cultural other’ in imagination through a literary or visual text. In such contexts, it would seem most appropriate for human values, those cultural meanings shared by all people as human beings, to prevail. However, Smolicz’s multicultural model for Australian society was based on a balance between the core values of the various minority groups and the overarching values shared by Australians of all cultural backgrounds. It is argued that a similar balance between core values and human values is required, if any intercultural space is to achieve dialogue, communication and fruitful interaction.
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