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"points of separations"

Submitted by alesnick on Sun, 02/16/2014 - 7:47pm.

yes -- good connection to historical examples.  i wonder in fact whether it is a property of cultural belonging to struggle to perceive the experience of others in their, rather than the perceiver's, own terms.  How could schools teach people to recognize better how culture works? Should they?

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