In Political Correctness: For and Against, two prominent
philosophers engage each other in a forthright debate over some of
the centrally disputed topics in the controversy now being waged on
college campuses across the nation. In her lead essay supporting
political correctness, Marilyn Friedman challenges the critical
response to hate speech codes, disputes the supposed preeminence of
the Western canon, and champions thick multiculturalism over a thin
global diversity approach. She also argues that a politically
correct perspective need not abandon the concept of truth even
while recognising its political vulnerabilities, and she defends
feminism and feminists against widespread distortion and
caricature.
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