Identity and Difference: Race, Racialization, and Otherness in the Intersubjective Field in Clinical Practice

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  • Maurice Apprey

Abstract

The issue of identity and difference is loaded with many tensions and potentially irresolvable sets of politics of interpretation. It is important to understand that on matters of race, identity and difference, the conception of the Other as fixed and absolute leads to the dangerous penchant to demonize the Other.

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Volume 29: Forming Religious Leaders In and For a Diverse World - 2009

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