Ethnocentric political theory, secularism and multiculturalism

Abstract

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Othering, Alienation and Establishment

“…In this section, we deconstruct this position, showing both that it presents a highly -and unnecessarily -reductive account of alienation and that its proponents have not successfully shown that their alternative is as objective as they claim. In order to keep this task manageable, we focus in particular on the versions of this argument found in recent work by Laborde and Laegaard (Laborde, 2017;Laborde and Laegaard, 2020;Laegaard, 2017Laegaard, , 2020.…”