G'day Mine,
>as Marx said in the Communist Manifesto, working classes should
>"settle accounts with their own bourgeoisie first". Evidence is Soviet
>and Chinese communism, and other anti-imperialist struggles around
>the globe.
That's old evidence, Mine. How'd you reckon a working class re
>classes, marginalized and stigmatized peoples. Simplistic inversion
>positing europe as 'evil' and turning colonialist model on its head
>remains eurocentric since focus remains on Europe (and lets third
>world elites off hook). Michael Hoover
historically speaking, there were anti-imp
I agree; anti-eurocentrism carries the danger of post-modernism. I would
add, however, not every critique of eurocentricism should inevitably
lead to post-modernism. Samir Amin has an excellent book called
_Eurocentricism_; Samir is not a post-modernist; he is a marxist; or
GAyatri Spivak, Indian
