It holds that the evaluative criteria of culture should be drawn from within the culture in question and that no external standards are applicable. Interculturalism Cultural relativism...

Extracted text: It holds that the evaluative criteria of culture should be drawn from within the culture in question and that no external standards are applicable. Interculturalism Cultural relativism Multiculturalism Assimilation Select the 2 forms of Ethnocentrism * Cultural form Pemicious form Biological form Enlightened form Racial form is the process by which members of ethnic groups are incorporated into the dominant culture of a society. An idea of a melting pot: which means, we assume that immigrants want to emulate the dominant group and seek to melt into one people. Repetition Assimilation Transformation Ethnicity Who wrote: "by over-emphasizing "cultural" and linguistic barriers to equality, they conceal other, perhaps more fundamental social inequalities based on people's property rights, position in the labour market. education, gender, and age."* Bannerji Fleras Daiva Stasiulis