... Kenneth Pomeranz Philip Huang Eurocentrism sinocentrism modernization ...

... cultural identity essentialism universalism Eurocentric hegemony family resemblances ...

... cultural identity essentialism universalism Eurocentric hegemony family resemblances ...

... Marxism postcolonial studies capitalism the West and the non-West translation Eurocentrism ...

... teleology of history violence cultural capital international recognition cultural hierarchy Eurocentrism ...

... to capitalism outside the West, and the development of new intellectual histories beyond the Eurocentric format. Marxism postcolonial studies capitalism the West and the non-West translation Eurocentrism ...

... (with Japanese historiography), the essay is intended as both an ideological and a methodological intervention. Kenneth Pomeranz Philip Huang Eurocentrism sinocentrism modernization ...

... this account of cultural capital is superior to the account of world literature as a struggle over literary values. teleology of history violence cultural capital international recognition cultural hierarchy Eurocentrism ...

... “lazy identification patterns,” the gendered white reactions to the bringing up of race and racism—aggressive ignorance versus fearful avoidance—and the vital role that multiperspectival, as opposed to Eurocentric, education has to play in changing all of these tangible, yet often unconscious...

..., Korean) photography—namely, the epistemological double-bind of seeking legitimacy by aligning with the homogenizing temporality of the Eurocentric and American-centric history of photography even as the subject’s difference is held up as its fundamental value in the study area. Accordingly, the chapter...

... cannot be ignored. It is inevitable that scientific cultures vary, yet we must not forget that the worlds they seek to describe belong to a single planet. cultural identity essentialism universalism Eurocentric hegemony family resemblances ...

...Foreword<subtitle>Anomie, Resurgences, and De-Noming</subtitle> This chapter concentrates on what Carl Schmitt defined as the “nomoi of the Earth,” the succession of geo-political, planetary spatial orders of the world. By engaging polemically with Schmitt’s description of the Eurocentric...

...” the Eurocentric presumptions that have tended to underlie much extant work in mainstream television studies. lifestyle television multiple modernities television studies ...

... attention to the liabilities of its often-Eurocentric outlook. Mikhail Bakhtin Édouard Glissant dialogics theoreticism aesthetics ...