eurocentrism

Subject: eurocentrism
From: "snedeker" <snedeker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2000 12:49:04 -0800

Yoshie,

can you tell me how Brenner and Woods' work
provides the grounds for a critique of eurocentrism? most people think they are
eurocentric. perhaps I missed earlier debates on this question.

George

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- Re: On Bhaskar's turn to God was Re: my column, (continued)
  - Re: On Bhaskar's turn to God was Re: my column, Carrol Cox Sun 26 Nov 2000, 23:13 GMT
  - RE: On Bhaskar's turn to God was Re: my column, Austin, Andrew Mon 27 Nov 2000, 01:22 GMT
  - Re: On Bhaskar's turn to God was Re: my column, Danielle Ni Dhighe Mon 27 Nov 2000, 02:31 GMT
  - RE: On Bhaskar's turn to God was Re: my column, Gary Maclennan Mon 27 Nov 2000, 04:40 GMT
- eurocentrism, snedeker Sun 26 Nov 2000, 20:49 GMT
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  - Re: eurocentrism, Yoshie Furuhashi Mon 27 Nov 2000, 00:29 GMT
- Musings of a Brennerite, Louis Proyect Sun 26 Nov 2000, 19:25 GMT
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  - Re: Musings of a Brennerite, Yoshie Furuhashi Sun 26 Nov 2000, 19:50 GMT
  - Re: Musings of a Brennerite, Louis Proyect Sun 26 Nov 2000, 20:04 GMT

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