This article discusses multicultural education as a relevant educational model used basis for caring religious pluralism and harmony the people of Karangpandan Village who have diversity. The background this study is that there are many groups intellect towards which ultimately distort national unity. Seeing these conditions, it important to make real efforts in order re-awaken importance harmo...

Questions of coexistence are deeply geographical. They are about the challenges of being-together-in-place. My experience of working at some of the difficult interfaces between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australia – mining, infrastructure development, cross-cultural negotiations and self-government – has shown that there are few customs in common. Peoples’ co-occupation of both space and tim...

Asset managing organisations utilize a variety of information systems to support the lifecycle of their assets. Traditionally, engineering enterprises take a deterministic approach to technology adoption. Evaluation of these systems, therefore, is an important aspect of managing IT investments in these organisations. Information systems evaluation is not an inert or stagnant activity, in fact i...

This article critically appraises the notion of ‘universal value’ as a core principle underpinningWorldHeritage Sites. It does so through examination of GöremeOpen-AirMuseum, a cultural tourism site of cave Byzantine churches in central Turkey. Focusing on the contestation surrounding the frescoes within the Byzantine churches, the article discusses tensions relating to the non-iconographic nat...

This essay considers the formation of Malaysian social sciences from the viewpoint of the concept of “plural”. It argues the concepts such as “plural society,” “multiculturalism,” and “cultural pluralism,” which often emerge in the analysis of Malayan and Malaysian society. Malaysia has illustrated many types of selfportrait through the concepts of “plural”. The concept of “plural” was firstly ...

A widespread assumption in contemporary philosophy of logic is that there is one true logic, that there is one and only one correct answer as to whether a given argument is deductively valid. In this paper we propose an alternative view, logical pluralism. According to logical pluralism there is not one true logic; there are many. There is not always a single answer to the question “is this arg...