'Multiculturalism in the Age of the Mosaic: Essays in Honor of Rudolph G Wilson' is a festschrift that takes scholarship in multiculturalism one step beyond stereotypical discourses and procedural dimensions. With a conglomerate of scholars from fields of education, anthropology, linguistics, and allied professions around the world providing critical perspectives from their expertise, what we see here is a rare scholarship that accentuates humanities at its best. A meta-textual document, this work provides the definition of "multiculturalism" in its contents as well as in its contexts. It is as practical as it is theoretical. This is one book that will pass the test of time and broaden the horizon of scholarship in libraries as well as in classrooms, research desks, and in international policy making activities.