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This 4 page paper summarizes and assessed an article written in 2002 by Donald Horne, looking at the way anti Islamic feelings in Australia were becoming a new form of xenophobia and advocating political intervention and tolerance to resolve the problems. The writer supports the arguments but believes they are too simplistic. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
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taking over from the former most common focuses of race and ethnicity. He is also arguing that this anti-Islamic feeling and religion hate may prove easier to deal with compared
to race or ethnic hate, as long as the right political interventions take place (Horne, 2002, p4). He goes on to outline some tips on the way that he
thinks that this may be achieved. It may be argued that whole the ideas is presents have merit he over simplifies the issues that are leading to the fragmentation between
the Muslim and the non Islamic Australians and is keen to blame the politicians; either for inaction to prevent the xenophobia emerging and allowing it to spread, or for leveraging
the xenophobia that is emerging for their own political ends. This paper will summarize and analyse the contents of the article, agreeing with many of the points, looking at why
and how some are right, but also considering the way is keen to blame politicians, but does not allocate any blame or responsibility on the media who report the events,
which is a serious omission when looking at this problem. Horne (2002, p4) looks at the way that anti Islamic feeling is arising following events such as the Bali
bombing, and the emergence of a stereotype, where Muslims are seen as a separate group, outside of the Australian culture and norms. Horne (2002, p4) notes that with the rhetoric
regarding the war on terror there has been a generalization that has created a doctrine where there is a view that the Islamic faith creates conditions in which Muslims will
be uniquely impelled towards "terrorism, repression, gang rapes, superstition, unchristian female headgear, etc" (Horne, 2002, p-4). In this assertion Horne is only observing a phenomenon which it is generally agreed
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