Yes, the radical, communist term for "Eurocentrism" is "White Supremacy"
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Carrol Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/12/00 10:34AM
The ongoing critique in scholastic circles of "euro-centrism"
more and more appears as a member of that large family of
ideological persuasions generally called
Carrol Cox wrote:
that large family of
ideological persuasions generally called "post-modernism,"
defined here as a purely academic compensation for the
material defeats the movements of the '60s Karl and Frederick
described this sort of maneuver rather well in *The German
Ideology*. If
Ted Winslow:
An important psychological factor in each case is "compensation" in the form
of disguised satisfaction of motives that would generate intolerable anxiety
if expressed and pursued consciously. The unconscious motivation is
murderous, sadistic hate. In each of the cases above, this
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
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
