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Race And Equality The Nature Of The Debate 1st Edition John Harvey

Name: Race And Equality The Nature Of The Debate 1st Edition John Harvey
SKU: BELL-10449436
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Publisher: Ulster Institute for Social Research

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.19 MB

Pages: 142

Author: John Harvey

ISBN: 9780956881137, 0956881130

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: 1st Edition

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Race And Equality The Nature Of The Debate 1st Edition John Harvey by John Harvey 9780956881137, 0956881130 instant download after payment.

As social beings we all accept the need to make compromises in order to get along together. Sometimes, for the best of reasons, these compromises involve an element of self-deception. Today, an over-emphasis on human commonality is considered essential to any discussion of race and equality, but self-deception can have its drawbacks.
In this book John Harvey argues that the disadvantages of pretending 'we are all the same under the skin' now outweigh the benefits and that science, and genetic science in particular, is increasingly undermining this worthy illusion. The time is right, he contends, for that illusion to be laid gently to rest.