Excerpt From The Trouble With Principle

The excerpt from the story The trouble with principle focuses on the two types of multiculturalism and how they both are different. The two types of multiculturalism are weak multiculturalism and strong multiculturalism. Weak multiculturalist want to impose their values on other cultures while the strong multiculturalist understand that some differences cannot be agreed a pun and that’s just the way it is. Despite the fact that fish goes through all the trouble of explaining the two types of multiculturalism’s he still in the end decides that they both are actually uniculturalism. Multiculturalism is something that we do not practice according to Stanley Fish we just simply improvise like we have always done and will probably continue to do, unless we admit that we do things on a “case by case basis” a term that fish learned from Charles Taylor. Fish’s goal is to explain that we base our decisions off of logic and when it is logical to do something we do it.
The two types of multiculturalism are weak multiculturalism and strong multiculturalism. Weak multiculturalist want to impose their values on other cultures while the strong multiculturalist understand that some differences cannot be agreed a pun and that’s just the way it is. Despite the fact that fish goes through all the trouble of explaining the two types of multiculturalism’s he still in the end decides that they both are actually uniculturalism. Multiculturalism is something that we do not practice according to Stanley Fish we just simply improvise like we have always done and will probably continue to do, unless we admit that we do things on a “case by case basis” a term that fish learned from Charles Taylor. Fish’s goal is to explain that we base our decisions off of logic and when it is logical to do something we do