

Kwame Anthony Appiah on the Right—and Wrong—Way for Universities to Handle Identity
Apr 20, 2024
British-Ghanaian philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah discusses the shift from common humanity to identitarianism in universities. They explore how to respect diversity without letting it dominate interactions and emphasize faculty as agents of change. The conversation delves into fostering social cohesion, navigating identity in universities, and empowering faculty in governance.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Exploring Identity and Communication in Universities
03:53 • 2min
Evolution of Perspectives on Diversity and Identity
06:09 • 25min
Exploring Identity Politics and Inclusion under Universal Rules
30:56 • 4min
Fostering National Identity and Social Cohesion
35:01 • 9min
Navigating Identity and Values in University Settings
44:13 • 15min
Empowering Faculty in University Governance
59:24 • 5min