On human diversity
Philosophy, french
French Philosophy
Multiculturalism
Nationalism
Racism
Ethnology
Philosophy
History
"How can we think about peoples and cultures unlike our own? In the early modern period, the fact of human diversity presented Europeans with little cause for anxiety: they simply assumed the superiority of the West. During the eighteenth century this view was gradually abandoned, as thinkers argued…
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