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What Do We Do With A Difference France And The Debate Over Headscarves In Schools Dan Eshet

Name: What Do We Do With A Difference France And The Debate Over Headscarves In Schools Dan Eshet
SKU: BELL-1788850
Price: 31.00 USD
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What Do We Do With A Difference France And The Debate Over Headscarves In Schools Dan Eshet instant download after payment.

Publisher: Facing History and Ourselves National Foundation

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.36 MB

Pages: 112

Author: Dan Eshet

ISBN: 9780979844041, 0979844045

Language: English

Year: 2009

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What Do We Do With A Difference France And The Debate Over Headscarves In Schools Dan Eshet by Dan Eshet 9780979844041, 0979844045 instant download after payment.

This resource book studies the role of religion in public life by examining the French Republican model of assimilation. This resource features a thoughtful essay that provides critical background to France s national debate over the veil as a declaration of religious practice. It offers a rich text comprised of meaningful readings to encourage classroom discussion. This book uses a national debate as a way to develop an educational framework for integration, tolerance, and cultural acceptance.