Re: Contributions of the Iroquois

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At 01:14 PM 7/26/96 +0000, thomas w kavanagh wrote:

>Given that statement, it is perhaps no wonder that the far right has
>questioned the seriousness of "post-modernism" and "multiculturalism"
>when we substitute the "idea," the assertion, that there was influence
>for research which asks for documentation on what that influence
>might have been.

>tk


Found your post most interesting and informative. But who is this "far
right" in the last paragraph? I didn't know the far right had addressed
post-modernism. And isn't this criticism ever leveled by representatives of
less extreme perspectives than that of the far-right? Your illumination
would be appreciated.

Best wishes. rs222@worldnet.att.net




R. Snower rs222@worldnet.att.net
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