Przekraczanie granic kulturowych w epoce globalizmu. Niektóre ścieżki interakcyjne w Australii (przeł. Jan Kłos)

Jerzy J. Smolicz

Jerzy J. Smolicz University of Adelaide (Australia)

Słowa kluczowe: etniczność; globalizacja; wielokulturowość; tożsamość kulturowa; granica polityczna; granica kulturowa

Abstrakt

The paper analyses the problem of ethnicity with respect to globalising processes ongoing in contemporary societies. The author puts forward a thesis that there is an influence of global interculturalism that transcends national ties and crossing over cultural borders. The course of these phenomena is analysed within the context of the circumstances of the Australian state. A particular stress is laid on the issue of building a multicultural nation by the multiethnic society of Australia. This multicultural nation is a new value. At the same time the paper depicts achievements and failures in the multicultural policy assumed and carried out in this country.

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