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Hezron has experienced basic emotions, such as happiness and anger, but he is unlikely to feel more complex emotions such as guilt, embarrassment, or pride until he
Western Science
The scientific traditions, methodologies, and practices that originated and developed in the Western world, often contrasted with Indigenous or non-Western approaches to knowledge.
Objectivity
The practice of maintaining impartiality and neutrality, avoiding bias or personal prejudice in the evaluation of information or in decision-making.
Cognitive Imperialism
A term that refers to the imposition of one culture's worldview, language, and practices on other cultures, often ignoring or undervaluing the latter's unique perspectives and knowledge systems.
Politics of Recognition
The fight for acknowledgment and respect of individuals or groups' identities, histories, and experiences, particularly in multicultural societies.
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