Cultural Essentialism in Intercultural Relations

Introduction; Fred Dervin & Regis Machart<BR>1. Cultural Essentialism And Foreigner-As-Criminal Discourse; Damian J. Rivers<BR>2. Culture Offenses Instead Of Cultural Defense – Criminalization Of Oppression Against Women In The Name Of Culture; Gabriel Hallevy<BR>3. Interrogating Cultural Excuses For And The Otherness Of Australian Circus Performers: Implications For Intercultural Communication And Education; P. A. Danaher<BR>4. Learning To See Differently: The Asia-Pacific Triennial Of Contemporary Art; Margaret Baguley<BR>5. Difference Is No Excuse: Separate Struggles, Shared Concerns, And The Articulation Of Collective Identity In Contemporary Anglophone Poetry; Antonio Cuadrado-Fernandez<BR>6. Beyond ' 'Culture ' ': Nationalistic And Monolinguistic Ideologies In Quebec; Elatiana Razafimandimbimanana<BR>7. Essentialising The Convenient Baba-Nyonyas Of The Heritage City Of Melaka (Malaysia); Sep Neo Lim<BR>8. Intercultural Learning Through Training? A Case Study Of The Training Software Alelo For Military Personnel; Karin Zotzmann<BR>9. Afterword; Adrian Holliday