Redefining the “other” in multicultural research
Howard Journal of CommunicationsPublished 1 September 1993
Dolores V. Tanno, Fred E. Jandt
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The redefinition of “other” is undertaken as an integral part of proposing some characteristics of a new multicultural research paradigm. This new paradigm would invite the full participation of the multicultural “other” in all aspects of the research process.
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