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...lly is a way to explain coverage differences in media markets. Structural pluralism is studied in philosophical, sociological and communication literature. ...community]] a unique form of [[civil society]] (Morton, 2000). Structural pluralism represents the extent to which the community has an open and inclusive stru ...

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# Divergent ideological premises of assimilationalism and pluralism need to be recognized and incorporated into a pragmatic conception of cross .../download/papers/Kramer2011-Praface%20for%20Religious%20Misperceptions.pdf Religious Misperceptions: The case of Muslims and Christians in France and Britain] { ...

...Afrocentricity as being composed of the "[[ontology]]/[[epistemology]], [[Religious cosmology|cosmology]], [[axiology]], and [[African aesthetic|aesthetics]] o ...icity is argued by Africologists to be non-[[hierarchical]] and [[Cultural pluralism|pluralistic]] and not intended to supplant "'[[White people |white]] knowle ...

...uart Hall]] theorized of hybridity, which he distinguished from "old style pluralism", "nomadic voyaging of the postmodern", and "global homogenization". Hybrid Diasporic media refer to media that address the needs of particular ethnic, religious, and/or linguistic groups that live in multicultural settings {{Citation ne ...

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