The communicative intention of this article is to
The communicative intention of this article is to
A
defend that the promotion of social unity and the critique of illiberal cultural practices are irreconcilable in modern society.
B
claim that the unique political perspective of interculturalism will soon eclipse that of multiculturalism, rather than complement it.
C
critically examine some ways in which the conceptions of interculturalism can be contrasted with multiculturalism.
D
support the view that the encouragement of communication and the recognition of dynamic identities are features of multiculturalism exclusively.
E
explore the political conceptions of interculturalism and justify why they are considered unsatisfactory when compared with those of multiculturalism.