postplural
Postplural refers to a theoretical concept that emerged in discussions surrounding multiculturalism and identity politics. It suggests a societal condition that exists after, or in response to, the era of overt pluralism. In a pluralistic society, distinct cultural, ethnic, or religious groups are recognized and often encouraged to maintain their unique identities while coexisting. Postpluralism, however, posits that this emphasis on separate group identities may lead to fragmentation or hinder broader social cohesion.
The concept is not a universally defined term and can be interpreted in various ways. Some scholars
The development of postplural thought can be linked to a perceived exhaustion with the debates and challenges